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NBA Draft 2018 6.0: Lucky #7 and 22.

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Young
27
16%
Carter
42
25%
Porter
75
44%
Bridges
15
9%
Knox
6
4%
Sexton
5
3%
 
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Re: NBA Draft 2018 6.0: Lucky #7 and 22. 

Post#2161 » by IliketheBullsNBearstoo » Wed Jun 20, 2018 10:02 pm

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Bulls_Fan wrote:Rumors are fun but people getting all excited over the hint that there is a rumor is what the board does this time of year.


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Re: NBA Draft 2018 6.0: Lucky #7 and 22. 

Post#2162 » by BahamaBull » Wed Jun 20, 2018 10:07 pm

Chi town wrote:Knicks are going to eat Parsons for Bamba.

Looks like we may have some competition for 4.


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Post#2163 » by NecessaryEvil » Wed Jun 20, 2018 10:08 pm

Before long, Bamba moves away from the paint. He ventures out to the far left corner behind the 3-point line, where he's fed passes in rapid-fire succession, three basketballs cycling through rotation among Hanlen and his staff. The book on Bamba, based on his one season at Texas, classifies him as an elite rim protector with Defensive Player of the Year potential. Although these glowing defensive reviews have been tempered by some who also regard him as a "raw" offensive player with limited range, he proceeds to drain 12 out of 20 catch-and-shoot 3-pointers. Moments later, he goes 16-for-20 from the right corner.


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Post#2164 » by Ralphb07 » Wed Jun 20, 2018 10:09 pm

Want to clear up the speculation here. KC Johnson had a story today saying the Bulls could be looking to move up for Bamba. That's what BA stands for. I've heard it and I'm 100% sure Holv and Tyrus have heard the same. I also see Porter if got the okay from the Bulls doctors as someone they hold in high regard. Now with all this said unless Tyrus, Holv or I (which none of us do) talks directly to Gar, Paxson or Michael Reinsdorf take all of this with a big grain of salt.
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Post#2165 » by bennjuiced34 » Wed Jun 20, 2018 10:10 pm

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I might have to take Friday off from work if this is true!


If anyone takes Friday off on account of this post, you should be on the hook for their lost PTO.

With that said, well played (!).


Could mean he's going on a bender Thursday night and will be incapacitated Friday.
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Post#2166 » by kodo » Wed Jun 20, 2018 10:12 pm

Evil_Headband wrote:Knicks couldn't fit Parsons under the cap, right?


No way, they're over cap as it is. They'd have to trade contracts back. Memphis wont save any money but get better players like Hardaway & Lee.

Bulls could actually save Memphis money, but the Bulls have a tendency to not be very aggressive on trades. Took us 2 years to trade Butler.
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Post#2167 » by bennjuiced34 » Wed Jun 20, 2018 10:13 pm

Ralphb07 wrote:Want to clear up the speculation here. KC Johnson had a story today saying the Bulls could be looking to move up for Bamba. That's what BA stands for. I've heard it and I'm 100% sure Holv and Tyrus have heard the same. I also see Porter if got the okay from the Bulls doctors as someone they hold in high regard. Now with all this said unless Tyrus, Holv or I (which none of us do) talks directly to Gar, Paxson or Michael Reinsdorf take all of this with a big grain of salt.


It's all fun Ralph. I'd hope everyone here takes the info with a grain of salt. Still cool to get reports, rumors, chatter, etc though.
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Post#2168 » by Dresden » Wed Jun 20, 2018 10:13 pm

Ralphb07 wrote:Want to clear up the speculation here. KC Johnson had a story today saying the Bulls could be looking to move up for Bamba. That's what BA stands for. I've heard it and I'm 100% sure Holv and Tyrus have heard the same. I also see Porter if got the okay from the Bulls doctors as someone they hold in high regard. Now with all this said unless Tyrus, Holv or I (which none of us do) talks directly to Gar, Paxson or Michael Reinsdorf take all of this with a big grain of salt.


Go Porter! Although I would not be disappointed with Bamba. Really, any of Ayton, Doncic, Bagley, JJJ, Porter or Bamba would be exciting. You can make cases that any of them will turn out to be the best player of the draft. Or the biggest disappointment. that's how this draft is.

If I had to rank by tiers, I'd put Bagley, Doncic and Porter in #1, Ayton in #2, and JJJ, Bamba in #3.
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Post#2169 » by Bulls_Fan » Wed Jun 20, 2018 10:13 pm

NecessaryEvil wrote:
Before long, Bamba moves away from the paint. He ventures out to the far left corner behind the 3-point line, where he's fed passes in rapid-fire succession, three basketballs cycling through rotation among Hanlen and his staff. The book on Bamba, based on his one season at Texas, classifies him as an elite rim protector with Defensive Player of the Year potential. Although these glowing defensive reviews have been tempered by some who also regard him as a "raw" offensive player with limited range, he proceeds to drain 12 out of 20 catch-and-shoot 3-pointers. Moments later, he goes 16-for-20 from the right corner.


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1 on 0 doesn't impress me. Especially when they are playing pop-a-shot and guys get into a rhythm.
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Post#2170 » by madvillian » Wed Jun 20, 2018 10:17 pm

NecessaryEvil wrote:
Before long, Bamba moves away from the paint. He ventures out to the far left corner behind the 3-point line, where he's fed passes in rapid-fire succession, three basketballs cycling through rotation among Hanlen and his staff. The book on Bamba, based on his one season at Texas, classifies him as an elite rim protector with Defensive Player of the Year potential. Although these glowing defensive reviews have been tempered by some who also regard him as a "raw" offensive player with limited range, he proceeds to drain 12 out of 20 catch-and-shoot 3-pointers. Moments later, he goes 16-for-20 from the right corner.


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12/20 against air really isn't that impressive IMO. Anybody that thinks Mo Bamba is a stretch big is going to be deeply disappointed when he's averaging 1 per game and making .3 come December.
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Post#2171 » by VolumePoster » Wed Jun 20, 2018 10:17 pm

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Ralphb07 wrote:Want to clear up the speculation here. KC Johnson had a story today saying the Bulls could be looking to move up for Bamba. That's what BA stands for. I've heard it and I'm 100% sure Holv and Tyrus have heard the same. I also see Porter if got the okay from the Bulls doctors as someone they hold in high regard. Now with all this said unless Tyrus, Holv or I (which none of us do) talks directly to Gar, Paxson or Michael Reinsdorf take all of this with a big grain of salt.


It's all fun Ralph. I'd hope everyone here takes the info with a grain of salt. Still cool to get reports, rumors, chatter, etc though.


Yeah, absolutely. It's in good fun. I'm pretty sure in 25 hours or so I'll grumble for awhile, get over it in short order, and start debating whether or not Lauri gained muscle, if gaining muscle is good, if summer league matters (yes but no?) and whether or not to invest in a billboard.

So bring on the multiple sauces.
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Re: NBA Draft 2018 6.0: Lucky #7 and 22. 

Post#2172 » by NecessaryEvil » Wed Jun 20, 2018 10:18 pm

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NecessaryEvil wrote:
Before long, Bamba moves away from the paint. He ventures out to the far left corner behind the 3-point line, where he's fed passes in rapid-fire succession, three basketballs cycling through rotation among Hanlen and his staff. The book on Bamba, based on his one season at Texas, classifies him as an elite rim protector with Defensive Player of the Year potential. Although these glowing defensive reviews have been tempered by some who also regard him as a "raw" offensive player with limited range, he proceeds to drain 12 out of 20 catch-and-shoot 3-pointers. Moments later, he goes 16-for-20 from the right corner.


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1 on 0 doesn't impress me. Especially when they are playing pop-a-shot and guys get into a rhythm.


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Post#2173 » by Red Larrivee » Wed Jun 20, 2018 10:18 pm

Evil_Headband wrote:Knicks couldn't fit Parsons under the cap, right?


They would have enough room if Kanter and O'Quinn opt out.

Otherwise a Lee/Thomas for Parsons deal would save Memphis a little over $5 million today.
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Re: NBA Draft 2018 6.0: Lucky #7 and 22. 

Post#2174 » by theanimal23 » Wed Jun 20, 2018 10:18 pm

Ralphb07 wrote:Want to clear up the speculation here. KC Johnson had a story today saying the Bulls could be looking to move up for Bamba. That's what BA stands for. I've heard it and I'm 100% sure Holv and Tyrus have heard the same. I also see Porter if got the okay from the Bulls doctors as someone they hold in high regard. Now with all this said unless Tyrus, Holv or I (which none of us do) talks directly to Gar, Paxson or Michael Reinsdorf take all of this with a big grain of salt.


For years I've enjoyed discussing Bulls with you, TyrusRose, & Holv. Greatly appreciate your input. Hope you're feeling well!

I just want Bamba. It's worth the risk as we need to find stars.
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Post#2175 » by BullsInBuffalo » Wed Jun 20, 2018 10:19 pm

So we have a bidding war between us and the Kicks to get to 4 and take Bamba?

If he is our guy, get it done. I love him personally. Has DPOY potential on D and should become a solid if not better offensive player. Even if he is only a fastbreak, lob and open J player on offense, his defense will be worth a top 5 pick. Rudy Gobert type force, with more length.

Lauri, Bamba, Dunn, Lavine is a great core to work with assuming Portis would go to Memphis with #7. REALLY hope we can keep 22, but if not, get the guy you think will be a star.
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Re: NBA Draft 2018 6.0: Lucky #7 and 22. 

Post#2176 » by BahamaBull » Wed Jun 20, 2018 10:19 pm

Ralphb07 wrote:Want to clear up the speculation here. KC Johnson had a story today saying the Bulls could be looking to move up for Bamba. That's what BA stands for. I've heard it and I'm 100% sure Holv and Tyrus have heard the same. I also see Porter if got the okay from the Bulls doctors as someone they hold in high regard. Now with all this said unless Tyrus, Holv or I (which none of us do) talks directly to Gar, Paxson or Michael Reinsdorf take all of this with a big grain of salt.


thanks Ralph!
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Post#2177 » by NecessaryEvil » Wed Jun 20, 2018 10:19 pm

madvillian wrote:
NecessaryEvil wrote:
Before long, Bamba moves away from the paint. He ventures out to the far left corner behind the 3-point line, where he's fed passes in rapid-fire succession, three basketballs cycling through rotation among Hanlen and his staff. The book on Bamba, based on his one season at Texas, classifies him as an elite rim protector with Defensive Player of the Year potential. Although these glowing defensive reviews have been tempered by some who also regard him as a "raw" offensive player with limited range, he proceeds to drain 12 out of 20 catch-and-shoot 3-pointers. Moments later, he goes 16-for-20 from the right corner.


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12/20 against air really isn't that impressive IMO. Anybody that thinks Mo Bamba is a stretch big is going to be deeply disappointed when he's averaging 1 per game and making .3 come December.


what about the 16-20? 12-20 isn't impressive? over 50 percent for a 7"1 guy billed as defensive only?

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Post#2178 » by bennjuiced34 » Wed Jun 20, 2018 10:19 pm

madvillian wrote:
NecessaryEvil wrote:
Before long, Bamba moves away from the paint. He ventures out to the far left corner behind the 3-point line, where he's fed passes in rapid-fire succession, three basketballs cycling through rotation among Hanlen and his staff. The book on Bamba, based on his one season at Texas, classifies him as an elite rim protector with Defensive Player of the Year potential. Although these glowing defensive reviews have been tempered by some who also regard him as a "raw" offensive player with limited range, he proceeds to drain 12 out of 20 catch-and-shoot 3-pointers. Moments later, he goes 16-for-20 from the right corner.


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12/20 against air really isn't that impressive IMO. Anybody that thinks Mo Bamba is a stretch big is going to be deeply disappointed when he's averaging 1 per game and making .3 come December.


That's where the projection comes in. I'd expect (or hope) by year 2-3 he's making those shots with more regularity. And even if he doesn't, I'm fine with his potential on the defensive end and as a rim runner. He's raw. It'll take time for him to develop.
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Post#2179 » by theanimal23 » Wed Jun 20, 2018 10:19 pm

I just hope we have a shot at a trade up & it's a realistic scenario
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Re: NBA Draft 2018 6.0: Lucky #7 and 22. 

Post#2180 » by theanimal23 » Wed Jun 20, 2018 10:20 pm

This may be the 1st year since the Rose draft my #1 guy is the same as the Bulls #1 guy

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