I think these kinds of trades where we try to get teams to give up an all star in hand for a couple starters in the bush are pretty unlikely to happen

I think these kinds of trades where we try to get teams to give up an all star in hand for a couple starters in the bush and pretty unlikely to happen

Bradley is an All-Defensive First Team player who shutdown Steph Curry, and the third overall pick has been used in the past on people as notable as Michael Jordan, Kevin McHale, Grant Hill and James Harden. Nobody can say with certainty that the third overall pick this year will not join this list. The potential is there.

Some of you may be overestimating the efficacy of Butler (what has he really accomplished in the league?) while simultaneously underselling our assets in the process...

Directed towards nobody in particular: If the price is not right, who can offer a better deal and what would it entail?

Keep in mind: The Lakers are almost surely going to land DeRozan in free agency, so I cannot imagine them playing for Butler.

i think there's better ways to improve this team than trade Bradley and #3 for Butler.

Directed towards nobody in particular: If the price is not right, who can offer a better deal and what would it entail?

I think the Lakers could offer Clarkson and the #2. Bradley is better than Clarkson, but the Bulls could get Ingram.

The Suns could offer #4 and Knight. The Bulls would take that. The Suns would get better, but it seems like a short-term move that wouldn't lead to contending.

Minny could offer #5 and Lavine. The connection with Thibs makes sense. The Bulls would have to think about that deal.

New Orleans should offer Evans and #6. Getting Davis another all-star should be a priority. If I'm the Bulls, I'd rather have the #3 pick.

The Kings could offer #8 and WCS. Rondo-Butler-Cousins core could be good. If I'm the Bulls, I'd rather have the #3 pick.

Multiple picks are necessary to get Butler, but at least one has to be really good. We have the best.

I'd rather offer #3 + Smart.

I like how Bradley fits with Thomas - Butler better. Rozier fills out the back court.

I think that the price for Butler will be very high and very painful. It wouldn't shock me that they start by asking for #3, Brooklyn 2017, Crowder, and Bradley. Maybe we could get get them down to #3, Brooklyn 2018, and Bradley, but I have my doubts. If they don't like what they hear from us, they can always keep a terrific two way player in the prime of his career on a below market contract.