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I think this works for everyone
Bos sends KP to Chi
Bos get Vuc

Chi sends Vuc to Bos and Ayo to BRK
Chi gets KP and #26

BRK absorbs Ayo for the #26

Ayo is a nice fit with Cam Thomas-and BRK has plenty of cap space/picks to get a cheap starter

Bos saves A TON of $ ($10 million salary-not sure how much in lux tax) and gets a center who plays every night

Bulls roll the dice on KP. He's a very good player when he plays, and they have Collins/Smith for when he sits
They also add a late 1st

White/Ball/JCarter
Giddey/Huerter
PWill/Phillips/Terry
Matas/Smith
KP/Collins
Plus #12 and #26. I would still consider the Port pick for Dieng and #24 too

pipfan wrote:I think this works for everyone
Bos sends KP to Chi
Bos get Vuc

Chi sends Vuc to Bos and Ayo to BRK
Chi gets KP and #26

BRK absorbs Ayo for the #26

Ayo is a nice fit with Cam Thomas-and BRK has plenty of cap space/picks to get a cheap starter

Bos saves A TON of $ ($10 million salary-not sure how much in lux tax) and gets a center who plays every night

Bulls roll the dice on KP. He's a very good player when he plays, and they have Collins/Smith for when he sits
They also add a late 1st

White/Ball/JCarter
Giddey/Huerter
PWill/Phillips/Terry
Matas/Smith
KP/Collins
Plus #12 and #26. I would still consider the Port pick for Dieng and #24 too

I have trouble believing BRK would value Ayo more than the 26 pick. Maybe I’m wrong there but IDK.
Otherwise I like it.

I think Booklyn values their picks and cap space more than this.

I also don't think they are looking to do Boston any favors.

There is some genius strategy that the Bulls give up a durable expiring center for and even more expensive one that they'd be lucky to get 50 games out of, a #26 pick that is third at every position on the depth chart, hey here's a great Bulls plan from the past, they make a promise to some kid that they'll draft him at #26 and he ends up in the G League anyway. Plus they give away Dosunmu for their trouble. Then for good measure you star Patrick Williams which should stop this trade dead in its' tracks