Lamrock wrote:Losing was probably a blessing in disguise. I don't think anyone expects Washington to beat Chicago.
PhatGeezer wrote:It seems it'll be with the Wizards afterall... they let this one slipped when they started panicking late in the fourth and their offense' stagnant... but is it just me or this is one of the most entertaining regular season finish we had in a while with teams battling for playoff seeds league wide...
MJALLDAY wrote:Yes we whipped them the last time...
The Bulls have made it known throughout the league one or both of their first-round picks in Thursday’s draft are available. In an attempt to save salary-cap space for additions this summer, the Bulls are trying to avoid adding two rookie-scale contracts.
The Bulls also are making available the non-guaranteed contracts of Mike James, Ronnie Brewer and Lou Amundsen — totaling $4 million — in all talks. If some or all of them were needed to acquire Afflalo, this could limit the Bulls’ preferred scenario of acquiring Anthony via sign-and-trade discussions with the Knicks.
Chicago’s focus in such a scenario would be Creighton star Doug McDermott, who averaged 21.7 points and shot 55.0 percent from the field (45.8 percent from the 3-point line) in four years with the Bluejays. The Bulls also have interest in Michigan State’s Gary Harris and Michigan’s Nik Stauskas, who has made Chicago his home base during the draft process.
The Wolves continue talking trade now with a number of teams. The Warriors, Celtics, Nuggets and Bulls are getting the most play right now. The Warriors deal was "near the finish line" according to one source before it stalled because of the other players involved in the deal. The Bulls, who are offering Taj Gibson, Tony Snell plus No. 16 and 19, are the latest suitors.
Andrew wrote:The Kings are probably going to want to hold onto the eighth pick, too.
@WojYahooNBA wrote:Orlando has agreed to send Arron Afflalo to Denver for Evan Fournier and 56th pick in 2014 Draft, league sources tell Yahoo Sports.
Andrew wrote:Not bad, but will they get someone that Thibbs will actually play?
sam_amick wrote:I'm told Doug McDermott will head to Chicago via trade with Denver. Getting more details now.
Chicago receives McDermott, along with Anthony Randolph, a 6-11, 225-pound forward with six years of NBA experience, in exchange for its two first round selections—Jusuf Nurkic and Gary Harris, taken 16th and 19th respectively—and the lesser of the Bulls’ two 2015 second round picks (Chicago’s and Portland’s).
Andrew wrote:So, does Boozer get amnestied, or is Gibson still part of a possible deal for either Love or Melo? With McDermott, I assume at least one of those two things will be happening.
PhatGeezer wrote:Records says that he's the fifth-best all-time scorer in NCAA history and as that video suggests, he's a capable team defender and has a good basketball IQ so it seems it's a very good pick-up for the Bulls (just hoping that he will not turn into just a Korver/Dunleavy 2.0 or another Adam Morrison... he's getting that Austin Croshere vibe on me)
air gordon wrote:i do prefer Melo over Love.
air gordon wrote:if he's a Kyle Korver clone, it will be a great pick.
Andrew wrote:it's hard to get too excited about the possibility. I'd like it to happen, but can they actually make it happen? And if they can't, what next?
Andrew wrote:And if they can't, what next?
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