What the Oklahoma City Thunder and Chicago Bulls Need To Do Right Now

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In one corner we have the Western Conference Finals, currently led by the Dallas Mavericks over the Thunder. The Mavericks have not only shown that they are the holders of one of, if not the, most lethal offensive weapon in the game in Dirk Nowitzki, but they’ve also shown us that they have one of the deeper benches in the league. With the versatility, speed, length, and scoring that comes off of the pine, it isn’t hard to see why OKC is down.

As for the Eastern Conference Finals, we have three of the game’s best wing players on this earth. For the Miami Heat we have the Dwyane Wade and the LeBron James. Enough said, right? Not so fast. If you’ve been paying attention to anything sports related, you wouldn’t have been able to miss the recent offensive outpouring put on by Chris Bosh. So not only is the tandem of LeBron & Wade a headache in itself, but Miami has Bosh and a few role players who canalso draw attention to themselves. This is why Chicago finds themselves in a hole.

Therefore, with two young, but contention-ready teams finding themselves in a hole, what should they do? Can either team afford another L on their plate? Most definitely not, but hopefully I can provide Thunder and Bulls fans some insight as what your team can do to help even the series, and possibly still take it.