Basketball is meant to be entertainment. It’s theater. And in every great story, there’s someone we root for and someone we don’t, for one reason or another.
It just so happens that, after one of the most chaotic, frenzied summers in terms of player movement in NBA history, the Chicago Bulls have two players on their roster who probably won’t be eating and drinking for free in Dallas anytime soon: Dwyane Wade and Rajon Rondo.
You know the story with Wade. The former Heat shooting guard won the Finals MVP in 2006 after Miami’s 4-2 series win against the Mavericks.