Dan Z wrote:SfBull wrote:Dan Z wrote:
No player that gets drafted is a sure thing, but its better to have a top pick than say....#10.
I say 10 because my guess is that when everyone is healthy the Bulls will start winning games (but won't make the playoffs). What's the point of that? I guess you could say player development and yes that's important. However if the Bulls end up with essentially the same roster next year then where will that lead too? Another #10 pick?
I say this and I'm not a fan of tanking. I know it doesn't guarantee anything. I just think that it makes sense, in part, because the team has started the season so poorly. It happened last year and instead of continuing to play bad they got the 7th pick. I like Wendell, but would feel different about this team if they had Doncic.
So we can't tank with the starters and can't stand watching Payne, Blakeney and Felicio playing for tanking purposes.We have no future then.
I'm saying that the best option right now is to tank. If, once everyone is healthy, the Bulls aim for the playoffs (which they'll miss) then yes the future won't be bright. It'll essentially be a repeat of last year. Start off slow, win some games later on and then end up with the 7th pick.
I like Wendell Carter Jr, but this team would look a lot different if they drafted Doncic (which would mean they lost games to get a draft spot to get him).
Same here but if we could of taken #7, #21 & Bobby for Luka...Lord, we'd be in a hell of a position for the future although WCJ is quite the prospect, Luka is on another level.
Can't mess up this time. Yeah, it sucks that we'e barely played 15 games and it'll be tough to watch but it needs to be done. Bulls could be set for the next decade w/ Zion, Little, Barrett or Reddish