You don't remember last year's team being extremely inconsistent in November? The 2004-2005 team was consistently bad at least. There are eight new players on this team, including two rookies whom I expect to be solid contributors by season's end, and the team's November schedule is brutal. Maybe I'm the only one who wasn't expecting the Bulls to win on the road in Dallas when the schedule was released. Finishing the month at 7-7, 6-8, and making up some ground in December is my hope. This team needs some time to gel. Yep I remember last November, but all of our games were close. We didn't have any blowout wins, and we weren't blown out of the building as well. All of our games seemed to come down to the final 2 minutes, and we nearly split those games. This year, nearly all of our games have been either blowout wins or blowout losses, save the Kings and Pacers games. And in those two games, Wallace had his best games of the year. Maybe I'm looking too hard into it, but bottom line is this: if Wallace can play a good game, we have a great chance of winning. If he doesn't show up, the team as a whole doesn't show up. Small sample size seeing we're only 7 games into the season, but hopefully it doesn't turn into a pattern we see all season long.