James seeks more good times in Chicago with Cavaliers leading Bulls 2-0 in first-round series

James shoots praise toward Chicago

DEERFIELD, Ill. — Forget the highlight reel dunks and ridiculous jumpers. Never mind that the Cleveland Cavaliers are up 2-0. LeBron James is far from satisfied.

The top-seeded Cavaliers have a chance to close out the Bulls in Chicago as their first-round series shifts to the United Center for Games 3 and 4 on Thursday and Sunday. Yet, the way the King sees it, that crowning achievement won’t come unless some improvement is made.

James has seen the Bulls score too many points in transition and down low and believes Cleveland might “bust the game wide open” if they limited that.