Hinrich on the block?

fam3381 · Post #21 » by **fam3381** » Mon Mar 31, 2008 8:28 pm

emunney wrote:Riley is salivating.

Wade/Hinrich would seem to be a very complementary combo.

jeremyd236 · Post #22 » by **jeremyd236** » Mon Mar 31, 2008 8:54 pm

There's no chance in hell of Chicago taking Mo for Hinrich. Unless they're trying to assemble the smallest, worst defensive starting backcourt in the league.

I think CV would need to be traded in order to land him. If he were brought in, I'd try to find the best player(s) available for a Mo/Simmons/pick trade. We'd get a star in return and they'd be great starting with Hinrich, Redd, Yi, and Bogut. We have D-Mase, Sessions, and Bell coming off the bench along with another player included in the trade.

Bucksjam · Post #23 » by **Bucksjam** » Mon Mar 31, 2008 9:02 pm

I was just at the Bulls board and it's about 50/50 that Kurt has to go...

I don't place all of the Bulls woes on him but there is a log jam at the guard position...and his effectiveness has been abysmal lately...

skones · Post #24 » by **skones** » Mon Mar 31, 2008 9:11 pm

Bucksjam wrote:I was just at the Bulls board and it's about 50/50 that Kurt has to go...

I don't place all of the Bulls woes on him but there is a log jam at the guard position...and his effectiveness has been abysmal lately...

Yeah, Let's listen to the guy who knows Kirk Hinrich as "Kurt Heinrich."

REDDzone · Post #25 » by **REDDzone** » Mon Mar 31, 2008 9:33 pm

I don't think the Bulls would want Mo.

And getting Hinrich here would mean the Bucks have a pg who can defend.

The world would instantly implode.

raferfenix · Post #26 » by **raferfenix** » Mon Mar 31, 2008 9:38 pm

The big question on Hinrich is whether he is a pure point guard. Can he guard quicker pg's? Can he make other players around him better with his passing?

He definitley will be better than Mo in either department, but I'd worry aobut trading too much for him if we don't think he's a pure point either offensivley or defensively.

skones · Post #27 » by **skones** » Mon Mar 31, 2008 9:43 pm

raferfenix wrote:The big question on Hinrich is whether he is a pure point guard. Can he guard quicker pg's? Can he make other players around him better with his passing?

He definitley will be better than Mo in either department, but I'd worry aobut trading too much for him if we don't think he's a pure point either offensivley or defensively.

I think he's worth it given those upgrades.

paul · Post #28 » by **paul** » Mon Mar 31, 2008 11:48 pm

Go get him, he's the perfect fit for this team. Let's face it for us to get a player of his calibre without overpaying horribly there's going to have to be an issue with him, but as far as I know Hinrich isn't a head case, he isn't a locker room cancer and he does all the right things, he's just a guy who's had an off year at a club that's been surrounded by turmoil. This is the perfect chance to us to buy low on one of the better PG's in the league.

Max Green · Post #29 » by **Max Green** » Tue Apr 1, 2008 1:05 am

I'd do a Yi/Simmons or CV/Simmons for Hinrich.

bucksbrewerspackersfan · Post #30 » by **bucksbrewerspackersfan** » Tue Apr 1, 2008 1:39 am

I would not give up Yi to get Capt. Kirk. I would try almost the whole roster excluding our draft pick, Yi, and Bogut. I would have no problems trading future draft picks. I would love to have him and draft Danilo Gallinari or Nicolas Batum. Unless Mayo drops. Eric Gorden to me seems like a bust.

Debit One · Post #31 » by **Debit One** » Tue Apr 1, 2008 1:56 am

paul wrote:Go get him, he's the perfect fit for this team. Let's face it for us to get a player of his calibre without overpaying horribly there's going to have to be an issue with him, but as far as I know Hinrich isn't a head case, he isn't a locker room cancer and he does all the right things, he's just a guy who's had an off year at a club that's been surrounded by turmoil. This is the perfect chance to us to buy low on one of the better PG's in the league.

I completely agree with this post.

Post #32 » by **ReasonablySober** » Tue Apr 1, 2008 2:00 am

They offered Gordon, what, 10 million a year and he turned it down? If they want a cheaper and better version we could offer them Mo and CB.

drew881 · Post #33 » by **drew881** » Tue Apr 1, 2008 2:09 am

What about trying to get Nocioni as well? Bulls fans seemed to really throw him under the bus in the middle of the season. Not sure what they think of him now.

Also, based on our draft pick situation, it would be interesting if we did a trade and swapped picks. What if the bulls wanted to move up and draft Gordon?

I know this doesn't work out salary wise (I was trying to get it to work earlier) but something along the lines of Mo, CV and 7 pick for the Hinrich, Nocioni and (number 9?). Not sure what pick they have.

I'd say the bulls might be hesitant to want CV. They have Gooden, who is just as dumb as CV and they have to resign Deng, but depending on how that works out, they may be better off going with CV and Gooden, and spending their money on someone else, especially if they can't resign gorden and Deng.

NotYoAvgNBAFan · Post #34 » by **NotYoAvgNBAFan** » Tue Apr 1, 2008 2:23 pm

Bucks_Revenge wrote:initially i was like yea I would do it but , I don't think Hinrich is much of an improvement over Mo...if anything he is worse then Mo.

Then you are completely hilarious in your basketball knowledge...if you dont think Hinrich is an improvment over Mo.

YES ....HE IS! On basketball smarts,shot recognition for others and his past winning history and on the ball defense alone!!!!