First of all, I personally don't think it matters what happens in Game 7 from the Bulls standpoint.  Neither of these two teams are gonna win it all, and for the Bulls the experience is what counts.  They've had numerous pressure situations, overtime games, clutch free throws, inbound plays, three point plays, defensive stops, a crucial game 5 on the road, an elimination game at home, and a crucial game 7 on the road. The coaching staff gets their fair share of experience as well.  And a few months ago who would have guessed the Bulls had a chance to knock out the Celtics in game 7?

That being said, of course it would be nice to win on Saturday and advance to face the Magic.  Last year the Hawks took the Celtics to game 7 in the first round, only to get blown out in game 7 right from the start.  Here's what the Bulls can take away from that game.

• The Bulls have to keep their composure during Celtics run.  Every time the Celtics knock down about 5 unanswered points, the crowd is going to get into the game in a big way, and the Bulls need to relax and just play their game.  Last year the Celts made a run at the hawks in the 2nd quarter: The Hawks faltered and only scored 10 points in the second quarter.
• No unnecessary hard fouls will help the Bulls.  Last year Marvin Williams took Rondo to the floor with a hard foul, which only energized the already leading big Celtics.
• Offense.  The celtics are gonna roll with some tough defense to open up the gates while their legs are still fresh.  The Bulls need to take it to the rack early and not rely on jumpers.  Last year the Hawks scored a record low of 26 points in the entire first half due to reliance on jumpers and poor offensive execution.