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Ken Berger talking about the Cs and the Bulls again....
« on: February 10, 2010, 01:21:52 PM »

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http://www.cbssports.com/nba/story/12888861/bulls-could-go-from-marginal-to-marvelous-by-playing-their-cap-right

Berger makes a point I've been banging the srum on here a bit, which is the Bulls desire for cap space should be preyed upon.

I think he totally overestimates the Cs appetite for Hinrich. I don't believe the Cs would do a deal like this with the Bulls (i.e. Ray Allen) for a package that included Kirk but didn't center around Deng. Hinrich will not be the main haul of any Ray trade.

I also think the appetite for Hinrich around the league is weak. Salmons could be movable, but i think the Bulls would have to sweeten the deal to get another team to give them back an expiring deal.
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I'm beginning to think more & more than the Bulls are going to botch this entire situation.


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« Reply #2 on: February 10, 2010, 01:33:53 PM »

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I'd wait until about 2:30pm next Thursday before calling them.  Maybe the organization will come to its senses then.


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Deng? dang! sorry, i love ray but deng and hinrich would be a major coup.

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I'd wait until about 2:30pm next Thursday before calling them.  Maybe the organization will come to its senses then.

I agree. Based on history, they'll likely continue to overvalue their players, and leave themselves handcuffed.

Meanwhile, you'd have to think that if LeBron or Wade AND Bosh could both sign max contracts to play with Rose, Noah and Gibson in Chicago, that would be the most attractive scenario out there. Yes, one guy could go play in Miami with Wade, but who else -- Beasley? Chalmers? Please...
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I'd be happy with the House and Scal for Ty Thomas deal (maybe we even throw in a pick). It has been said that they are getting tired of him (they suspended him for a game for activity detremental to the team). He would be the perfect player for KG to mentor.
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I'd wait until about 2:30pm next Thursday before calling them.  Maybe the organization will come to its senses then.

I agree. Based on history, they'll likely continue to overvalue their players, and leave themselves handcuffed.

Meanwhile, you'd have to think that if LeBron or Wade AND Bosh could both sign max contracts to play with Rose, Noah and Gibson in Chicago, that would be the most attractive scenario out there. Yes, one guy could go play in Miami with Wade, but who else -- Beasley? Chalmers? Please...

Call me crazy but I think that you have consider New Jersey an attractive option for two max guys IF they get the #1 pick.  Then you have Wall & Lopez plus the opportunity to get a decent return on Devin Harris.  

Chicago's situation would be a little more enticing but NJ could be interesting.


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http://www.cbssports.com/nba/story/12888861/bulls-could-go-from-marginal-to-marvelous-by-playing-their-cap-right

Berger makes a point I've been banging the srum on here a bit, which is the Bulls desire for cap space should be preyed upon.

I think he totally overestimates the Cs appetite for Hinrich. I don't believe the Cs would do a deal like this with the Bulls (i.e. Ray Allen) for a package that included Kirk but didn't center around Deng. Hinrich will not be the main haul of any Ray trade.

I also think the appetite for Hinrich around the league is weak. Salmons could be movable, but i think the Bulls would have to sweeten the deal to get another team to give them back an expiring deal.

I think you underrate the 'appetite' for Kirk.  In fact there is a team out in LA looking to add him.  His FG% is not a very big deal to most teams.
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I'd wait until about 2:30pm next Thursday before calling them.  Maybe the organization will come to its senses then.

I agree. Based on history, they'll likely continue to overvalue their players, and leave themselves handcuffed.

Meanwhile, you'd have to think that if LeBron or Wade AND Bosh could both sign max contracts to play with Rose, Noah and Gibson in Chicago, that would be the most attractive scenario out there. Yes, one guy could go play in Miami with Wade, but who else -- Beasley? Chalmers? Please...

Call me crazy but I think that you have consider New Jersey an attractive option for two max guys IF they get the #1 pick.  Then you have Wall & Lopez plus the opportunity to get a decent return on Devin Harris.  

Chicago's situation would be a little more enticing but NJ could be interesting.

I agree you'd have to consider it attractive if they get Wall. But they look pretty lost and tainted right now.

Where are they going to be playing and when? Newark to start -- then what? Chicago is a great place to play basketball.
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I'd wait until about 2:30pm next Thursday before calling them.  Maybe the organization will come to its senses then.

I agree. Based on history, they'll likely continue to overvalue their players, and leave themselves handcuffed.

Meanwhile, you'd have to think that if LeBron or Wade AND Bosh could both sign max contracts to play with Rose, Noah and Gibson in Chicago, that would be the most attractive scenario out there. Yes, one guy could go play in Miami with Wade, but who else -- Beasley? Chalmers? Please...

Call me crazy but I think that you have consider New Jersey an attractive option for two max guys IF they get the #1 pick.  Then you have Wall & Lopez plus the opportunity to get a decent return on Devin Harris.  

Chicago's situation would be a little more enticing but NJ could be interesting.

You also have the Jay Z factor. If you are a max contract and you sign with New Jersey you basically get to hang out with Jay Z all the time. Underrated aspect.

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I'd wait until about 2:30pm next Thursday before calling them.  Maybe the organization will come to its senses then.

I agree. Based on history, they'll likely continue to overvalue their players, and leave themselves handcuffed.

Meanwhile, you'd have to think that if LeBron or Wade AND Bosh could both sign max contracts to play with Rose, Noah and Gibson in Chicago, that would be the most attractive scenario out there. Yes, one guy could go play in Miami with Wade, but who else -- Beasley? Chalmers? Please...

Call me crazy but I think that you have consider New Jersey an attractive option for two max guys IF they get the #1 pick.  Then you have Wall & Lopez plus the opportunity to get a decent return on Devin Harris.  

Chicago's situation would be a little more enticing but NJ could be interesting.

You also have the Jay Z factor. If you are a max contract and you sign with New Jersey you basically get to hang out with Jay Z all the time. Underrated aspect.


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this is from 5 days ago, right?  or is the story updated since then?
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Re: Ken Berger talking about the Cs and the Bulls again....
« Reply #12 on: February 10, 2010, 02:26:42 PM »

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this is from 5 days ago, right?  or is the story updated since then?

looks like you're right Jeff. I didn't see that.
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How about Ray for Deng and Thomas?   Have Tony and Pierce split time at SG. Start Deng at SF. Thoughts?

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How about Ray for Deng and Thomas?   Have Tony and Pierce split time at SG. Start Deng at SF. Thoughts?

This has been bounced around a bit. Chicago is not likely to let go of Deng, thought I think they should. I can't imagine them agreeing to trade Deng without shipping out either Hinrich or Salmons tho. Caproom would be the whole point.
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