GarPax have promised to overhaul the Chicago Bulls next season and owner Jerry Reinsdorf had instructions to make aggressive changes to make the team competitive. However, there are recent recruits that the Bulls will not move because they form the core of future Hoiball.
When a NBA’s management team says nobody is untouchable, that just means those who made the worst of it are going to get first priority on the way out.
Such is the state of the Chicago Bulls roster this summer.
They actually have plenty of players with value as trade material, but would GarPax actually be willing to lose all that potential just because some other pieces on the team don’t really fit the new coach’s faster system?
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The Bulls will keep at least six players together, while the rest (most are probably players from Tom Thibodeau era) have more shaky futures with the team.
Remember, the NBA is a business. The Bulls have a chance to trade up in this year’s draft with some of what Gar Forman called their “very valuable” assets.
Let’s look at the players the Chicago front office likely won’t touch and will keep on the team no matter if opponents dangle their All-Stars as trade bait in exchange.
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