Thabo is someone whom is better than Hughes at this stage of his career. Thabo has shown he's a team player that can defend effectively, might I add he shut Wade down in the playoffs. Far as Gordon, ship him for the simple fact his skill set only hurts the overall team, defense wins championships. Now sure we all know that Gordon can shoot with the best of them and Rose will obviously get assist in regard of Gordon. On the other hand, Thabo has shown his role as a scorer also a passer. After all, I just don't see the balance meeting far as offense and defense is concern when Gordon is in the game. It's almost like Gordon trade baskets at times with the opposition. I rather have Hinrich play behind Rose at the PG spot. Plus we all know that Derrick Rose is a pure point whom happens to score when it's a necessity, yes, necessity. He's something like a mini Lebron. Lastly, I recall Paul averaging 21 ppg last year and he's considered a point guard, and not a combo. Also, I'm not comparing the two either. Larry Hughes should be the sixth man I think, in thanks to the upcoming of Thabo and his readiness. Larry is mature enough to sit back and help bring the team together instead of crying over who is getting more minutes. Gooden showed he can provide us a low post scoring before he got injured. Now I don't know what to expect from him in this upcoming season. He might break out since his contract is expiring. Joakim Noah and Tyrus Thomas are both whom are made for Vinny system and both combined plays multiple positions(3,4, and5). I really think Hughes will be the factor of what the Bulls accomplish this season, being he's the most controversial player in the back court. Plus, we know how Hughes can get when he's mad, after all, we saw it with Cavs. And for once and all Paxson, trade Gordon for a legit Center because we will struggle at times running a fast pace offense. We will be force to play methodical and we struggled doing that last year with the raw skills of Tyrus on the block, so take that into account.

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