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CHICAGO (AP) — The Chicago Bulls are about to face LeBron James and the Cleveland Cavaliers in the Eastern Conference semifinals, and even they aren't quite sure which team will show up.
That's because they were as inconsistent as anyone during the season.
The ups and downs continued in the first round against Milwaukee, so good luck trying to figure out which version of the Bulls will take to the court in Cleveland on Monday night.
Will it be the one that dropped Game 5 at home against the Bucks? Or the one that delivered one of the most lopsided playoff beatings ever in Game 6 at Milwaukee?
Mike Dunleavy Jr. acknowledges the Bulls have been "up and down" for a variety of reasons.
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