Chicago Bulls trolled with LeBron James on Wikipedia (Photo)
By Josh Hill
The Bulls were blown out by the Cavaliers in Game 6 on Thursday night, and it didn’t take long for the trolling to reach Wikipedia.
LeBron James is headed to his fifth straight Conference Finals showdown in as many years, and it’s all thanks to a crushing defeat of the Chicago Bulls on Thursday night. Rather than put up a fight, the Bulls rolled over and went belly up in what is likely the final game of the Tom Thibodeau era in Chicago.
But today is about LeBron James and how he owned the Chicago Bulls in Game 6 last night — literally.
We’ve seen this done before in various different ways, and it has happened again. After the Bulls crushing defeat against the Cleveland Cavaliers, someone edited the Bulls Wikipedia page to reflect the status of their new owner — LeBron James.
While this is true, it’s still slightly inaccurate. If there was anyone who truly went off and daggered the Bulls in Game 6, it was Matthew Dellevadova. The Australian guard went off and had the game of his postseason career to kill off the Bulls, and the argument could be made that tit was he who owned the Bulls more so than LeBron James.
Then again, LeBron James has a more consistent history at owning the Bulls, dating back to his first stint with the Cavaliers in the 2000s and extending in brutal fashion to his years in Miami.
All of that pain is back for Bulls fans, as just like how they wouldn’t allow the likes of Charles Barkley, Patrick Ewing and others to win rings, LeBron James continues to give them a heavy dose of their own medicine.