1. Los Angeles Clippers
From one Kawhi destination to another, the Los Angeles Clippers present such an intriguing potential landing spot for Dunn. The good thing about the Clippers roster, even with landing Paul George and Kawhi, is the fact that they have solid movable roster pieces that would be valuable for the Chicago Bulls.
Despite losing out on the young and rising point guard Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, the Clippers have a plethora of talented pieces that still have a lot of promise. The Oklahoma City Thunder did get a huge haul in return for PG, including Gilgeous-Alexander and a whopping five future first round draft picks.
What would be the biggest attraction between Dunn and the Clippers is the need for a legitimate backup point guard. Also imagine the defensive prowess the Clippers would have with a lineup featuring Patrick Beverley, Dunn, PG, and Kawhi. That would be an absolute lockdown quad of guards and forwards.
An equal trade with player with the Clippers, since that team should be mostly dry of draft assets, would be good for both sides. The Bulls could get a player like 2018 first round pick Jerome Robinson or send a future second round pick to land a piece like combo guard Landry Shamet.