Regular Season

I did a full 82-game season made up of 48-minute games. I only played 28, though, as a full season would just be exhausting. The rest were simulated (I took no part in any of the decisions or playing of the game - they were calculated by the computer based on players' stats, injuries, experience and fatigue). Here's the breakdown of the regular season:

Games Played
Difficulty	Games	Us (Avg.)	Them (Avg.)	Record
Rookie	4	117.0	105.5	3-1
Pro	5	107.0	100.2	3-2
All Star	4	116.0	110.3	3-1
Superstar	15	106.0	113.8	4-11
Total	28	109.0	109.7	13-15

Games Simulated
Difficulty	Games	Us (Avg.)	Them (Avg.)	Record
Rookie	3	96.3	93.7	2-1
Pro	12	98.1	94.0	7-5
All Star	4	92.8	84.3	3-1
Superstar	35	97.1	91.4	22-13
Total	54	97.0	91.6	34-20
Season	82	101.1	97.8	47-35

Playoffs

Well, my Bulls made it to the playoffs (of course) and for the first round, we met up against the Washington Wizards. The Wizards picked up free agent, Bonzi Wells, during the regular season but still succumbed to the mighty Ballas in seven games.

Game	Opponent	Location	Us	Them	Played	Record
1	Wizards	Chicago	114	95	Simulated	1-0
2	Wizards	Chicago	106	86	Simulated	2-0
3	Wizards	Washington	96	97	Simulated	2-1
4	Wizards	Washington	78	70	Simulated	3-1
5	Wizards	Chicago	86	108	Simulated	3-2
6	Wizards	Washington	98	100	Simulated	3-3
7	Wizards	Chicago	98	85	Played	4-3
Round 1 Average			96.6	91.6

After my war with the Wizards, my Bulls moved on to face the Miami Heat. The Heat had the exact same roster suiting up for them that won the 2006 NBA Championship, but fell to the Ballas in another grueling seven games.

Game	Opponent	Location	Us	Them	Played	Record
1	Heat	Chicago	116	103	Simulated	1-0
2	Heat	Chicago	96	100	Simulated	1-1
3	Heat	Miami	93	117	Simulated	1-2
4	Heat	Miami	94	81	Simulated	2-2
5	Heat	Chicago	98	85	Simulated	3-2
6	Heat	Miami	124	133	Simulated	3-3
7	Heat	Chicago	113	111	Played	4-3
Round 2 Average			104.9	104.3

With my successful surviing the Heat, the Bulls entered the Eastern Conference Finals against LeBron James and the Cleveland Cavaliers. The Cavs had picked up Andrew Nocioni (who was a free agent since I exploded the Bulls) but even with this key addition were stopped cold in seven games.

Game	Opponent	Location	Us	Them	Played	Record
1	Cavaliers	Chicago	86	85	Simulated	1-0
2	Cavaliers	Chicago	90	101	Simulated	1-1
3	Cavaliers	Cleveland	92	97	Simulated	1-2
4	Cavaliers	Cleveland	98	106	Simulated	1-3
5	Cavaliers	Chicago	110	101	Simulated	2-3
6	Cavaliers	Cleveland	103	98	Simulated	3-3
7	Cavaliers	Chicago	103	98	Played	4-3
Conference Finals Average			97.4	98.0

NBA Finals

After three marathon, seven-game series, the Chicago Ballas made it to the NBA Finals to face ... the foul-smelling San Antonio Spurs. The mighty triumvirate of Tony Parker, Manu Ginobili, and Tim Duncan were formidable (I had to replay two games multiple times) but were mightly vanquished in a four game sweep!

Game	Opponent	Location	Us	Them	Record	Times Played
1	Spurs	San Antonio	118	108	1-0	3
2	Spurs	San Antonio	130	126	2-0	2
3	Spurs	Chicago	122	120	3-0	1
4	Spurs	Chicago	117	110	4-0	1
NBA Finals Average			121.8	116.0

And, for the finale, I decided to beat myself. In NBA 2k7, you can "record" your playing style and then assign it to a computer opponent. Thus, the artificial intelligence was playing in my recorded style. It's not a perfect system, so to even the odds I jacked up the difficulty to the highest in the game and gave the computer home court advantage. I even had both the computer and I play as the exact same team to make things fairer.

Difficulty	Us	Them	Record
Hall of Fame	116	111	1-0