RealGM

1 L.A. Clippers- Blake Griffin, PF, Oklahoma
2 Memphis- Ricky Rubio, PG, Spain
3 Oklahoma City- Hasheem Thabeet, C, UConn
4 Sacramento- Jrue Holiday, PG, UCLA
5 Washington- James Harden, SG, Arizona St
6 Minnesota- Tyreke Evans, PG/SG, Memphis
7 Golden State- Brandon Jennings, PG, Europe
8 New York- Stephen Curry, PG/SG, Davidson
9 Toronto- DeMar DeRozan, SG, USC
10 Milwaukee- Jordan Hill, PF, Arizona
11 New Jersey- DeJuan Blair, PF, Pittsburgh
12 Charlotte- Gerald Henderson, SG, Duke
13 Indiana- Johnny Flynn, PG, Syracuse
14 Phoenix- Earl Clark, SF/PF, Louisville
15 Detroit- James Johnson, SF/PF, Wake Forest
16 Chicago
17 Philadelphia
18 Minnesota (from Miami)
19 Atlanta
20 Utah
21 New Orleans
22 Dallas
23 Sacramento (from Houston)
24 Portland
25 Oklahoma City (from San Antonio)
26 Chicago (from Denver via Oklahoma City)
27 Memphis (from Orlando)
28 Minnesota (from Boston)
29 L.A. Lakers
30 Cleveland

I'm going to go Mullens. The Bulls need a big who can score the basketball some. While Mullens isn't great at this point in his career, I think he's more offensively adept in the post than anything they currently have.

The Bulls can be fringe-contenders in the next couple of years, Mullens doesn't help them and probably doesn't get the PT he needs to advance his game. I went Hansbrough here.

We've got ground to make up. So Mullens it is, for better or worse.