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I'm gonna keep on proposing trades...


4 way deal.  Only happens if toronto feels inclined to deal bosh obviously,  most likely they wont, but who knows what could happen at the trade deadline.

 

Bulls Send out Hinrich (to Kings), Thomas and Deng (to Raptors) Johnson (Warriors)

Toronto sends Bosh to Bulls

Warriors send Speedy Claxton (salary filler) Devean George and Azubuike to the Bulls 

Kings send Kenny Thomas to the Warriors (salary filler) and Sergio Rodriguez to the Bulls 

Salary works out.  The only player with more than 1 year on their contract is Hinrich and Deng

 

The bulls give up a lot, but they get Bosh, And could possibly have enough salary to sign another Star next season Rose, Noah,  Taj, and Salmons if he opts in are the only salaries we'd have to deal with which is about 10 Mil + salmons possibly, + resigning bosh for max at about 20 mil? (dont know the exact contract numbers) that would leave us with about another 20 mil under the cap. to sign wade, lebron, whomever...

This season the bulls would be left with

PG- Rose, Rodriguez, claxton (most likely bought out)

SG-Azuibuike, Pargo

SF-Salmons, George

PF- Bosh, Taj

C- Noah, Miller

Next year our team would look like Rose, X, X, Bosh Noah.  Taj off the bench, with about 25 Mil of cap space.

Toronto would only do this if they were certain bosh was leaving.  But they are getting two players they can keep long term in toronto.  Deng playing better only makes the trade more likely.  They could also match any offer tyrus got this offseason.  

Warriors i have no idea.  They are dysfunctional.  I added them because teh bulls needed a SG/SF this season to fill the spots vacated by Deng and Hinrich.  Any team could be substituted for the warriors role in this trade, but the warriors are hte most likely to do something stupid. (they would still have ellis, Curry, Morrow, maggette, Jackson, randolph, wright, Biedrins, and Turiaf.  and they would get James johnson to add some girth to their lanky team.  I also thought that the kings could send brockman to the warriors but thats not really a big deal. (it would work if it had to be done)

Kings trade 2 expiring contracts, for a proven PG,  Tyreke evans can move to the 2 now, Kevin martin can play the 3.  Thompson at the 4, Hawes at the 5, with casspi and Nocioni off the bench.. suddenly they have a team? Maybe they could throw in Donte green instead of the warriors giving us devean george.  I dunno how much they like green, or how much they value hinrich.  

Again, this is all predicated on teh fact that the raptors would be willing to trade bosh.  I would throw our 1st round pick anywhere in this deal to make it work cause we would end up throwing all our eggs into the 2010 basket, but at least we would still keep a pretty solid core Rose, Bosh, Noah, and Taj.  We've got our Bigs taken care of, our PG taken care of, and could bid high on Wade, Bron, or joe Johnson.  Who wouldnt want to play on a team like that.  If we got any of those 3 guys, we could sign anyone as a back up for minimum contracts and still dominate. 

I Know this is a pipe dream, but at least its kind of a thought out pipe dream, and not too ludicrous...If nothing else its original.

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3 bodies for bosh???

and one of them being deng, that doesnt sound to appealing

Eat. Sleep. Pray. Watch chicago play.

P.S.

You've obviously mistaken me for someone who gives a shit about what you think.

by chi_till_eye_die on Nov 14, 2009 2:57 PM CST reply actions  

oops, i meant....4 bodies for bosh????

Eat. Sleep. Pray. Watch chicago play.

P.S.

You've obviously mistaken me for someone who gives a shit about what you think.

by chi_till_eye_die on Nov 14, 2009 2:57 PM CST up reply actions  

and Azubuike

The main point of this trade that makes it unique, is it frees up cap room for next year so we could sign another Max (or close to max depending on the exact numbers) contract.

by sillyrussian on Nov 14, 2009 3:14 PM CST up reply actions  

I'll give you credit for thinking big.

I just don’t see why the Warriors would trade Azubuike. Also, Toronto would really be selling Bosh at a discount to only get Deng and Tyrus in return- I think they could do better.

From our perspective, if we could get Bosh to agree to an extension as part of the deal, I do it, no question.

by Pat19 on Nov 14, 2009 4:45 PM CST reply actions  

Well would rather

Have deng and ty thomas, or beasley and dequan cook? the latter was proposed by some espn guy in a new article about how Bosh lebron and wade could all be in miami. But especially since deng is playing so well right now, i would say thats a better deal for them, not to mention he’s signed long term, and they wouldnt have to worry about extending him in canada.

Mind you i would easily throw in a 1st round pick to the raptors if they needed it.

And i agree the warriors and azubuike would be the issue, but they have 7 PG/SG/SF on their team. I’m sure theres something we can offer to get azubuike or morrow from them(i just figure azubuike would be easier to get)

by sillyrussian on Nov 14, 2009 5:52 PM CST up reply actions  

Hmmm I don't see we winning more games with that team

Bosh is good but not enough to carry a Dengless team. I think that the turing point for the Bulls is to get talent while keeping Deng, Rose and Noah

by JustAnotherFan on Nov 17, 2009 11:50 AM CST reply actions  

Depth

Azibuke is now out for the season, so we would not trade for him. Maybe a guy like Morrow or something; he can light it up occasionally. but Pargo is our 3rd guard in this scenario? I don’t think this really improves our team, especially since Bosh would take away from Noah’s improvement. No reason at all to trade for a low post big man this year; better to wait for next year free agency when Wade Joe Johnson and Amare are all free agents. I’d rather have them then Bosh looking at how Noah is developing now.

by bearsfann on Nov 18, 2009 5:42 PM CST reply actions  

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