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CHICAGO -- Driving to the United Center Tuesday, Stacey King knew exactly what his role would be for Tuesday’s Bulls-Knicks game.

“I’ve gotta be Dr. Phil tonight,” the former Bull who now works as the team's color commentator joked. “I’ve been hearing it all day, ‘Tell me it’s not true.’ I’ve gotten 100 tweets already. I have to tell everybody to come off the ledge.”

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Stacey King has always had something to say and it has usually been funny.

Even when he came to the Bulls, and rookies were seldom seen and even more rarely heard.

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"Waddle & Silvy" talk with Bulls analyst Stacey King about the decision to sit Derrick Rose.

Stacey King joined SportsCenter to talk about how LeBron James compares to Michael Jordan.

CHICAGO -- For one night, the comparisons were not unfair, the expectations not premature, the images neither hackneyed nor embellished.

For a moment there, you really could turn to your son or daughter or much younger friend and say, “This is it. Right here. This is how it felt 20 years ago. Remember this.”

With the advantage of modern plumbing and smoke-free concourses, the United Center could have been the Chicago Stadium, Saturday night. Or from 1994 on, the very best that this place was before canned music and scoreboard entertainment drowned out the real thing.

And these Bulls could have been those Bulls as they trounced the Utah Jazz, 118-100, in a game over almost before it began.

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