kyrv wrote:Can someone put the text? Can't see tweet tags on mobile.
Nothing important. Teams want a verbal commitment from Melo and he may or may not make his decision this weekend.
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kyrv wrote:Can someone put the text? Can't see tweet tags on mobile.
Rerisen wrote:bearadonisdna wrote:rose kirk(vet min)
Butler snell
Melo McDermott
Taj Bairstow
Noah sMITH
VS
ROSE KIRK
Stphenson MDJ
Butler McDermott
Taj Mirotic
Noah Smith
Which is the better roster?
Seems clear the top but how much better is "ROSE KIRK" than "rose kirk"?


sporadiclee wrote:IndianPlaya17 wrote:Do it on the Bulls!
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This can't be good.
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**** just got real
Can someone put the text? Can't see tweet tags on mobile.
coldfish wrote:I thought about making a separate thread on this but what the hell. Let it die on page 80 something of thread 14:
If the Bulls don't get Melo, that's disappointing but not the end of the world. I didn't expect it. For the love of all that is good and holy though, can we drop the whole "flexibility" thing? Please? Can we just try to put the best team possible on the court now? No maneuvering for capspace that will amount to nothing. No dumping players for assets that won't be used. I don't want the Bulls to trade future firsts for bad players or take on awful contracts. They don't have to be Brooklyn stupid.
Just: Let's try to put the best team we can on the court.
I just don't ever want to see another Bulls team where most of the money on the roster is going to people who are there for the sake of "future flexibility".
mcwu11 wrote:Raptor fan here.
Melo to the Bulls seems like the only logical destination, in my opinion. You guys have a good group that you can build around Melo and Rose. Now, I don't know what you guys need to do in terms of player movement to get the money to bring Melo in, but I sure hope you guys can pull it off! Easily one of my favourite teams in the East next to the Raptors.

thedarkstark wrote:I still don't think he's going back to NY, but if he is...
Rose/DJ
Butler/Hinrich
McDermott/Snell
Taj/Mirotic
Noah/Bairstow
??
That lineup is probably still good enough to make the ECF (if healthy) but man... what a disappointment.
I'm sure the Bulls won't want to leave FA 'empty handed' they'll probably overpay some scrub like Trevor Ariza just so that they can say that they can put some BS P.R. spin on it "he was the guy we were looking at all along"
And Thibs can go back to his favorite line "we have enough"
dingdeng wrote:Gregnice33 wrote:This board is going to go nuclear if Melo stays in NY.
Everybody expects that to happen...Should be no big deal...If he goes to LA I can see this board exploding.
If the Bulls do not land Anthony, who will likely make a decision before the end of the upcoming July 4th holiday weekend, according to a league source, their assumed fallback strategy will center on acquiring more depth in the form of established veterans, as well as at least exploring a potential trade with Minnesota for disgruntled Timberwolves’ All-Star power forward Kevin Love and making a decision on the fate of Carlos Boozer, with the options to either trade him or exercise the amnesty clause on the final year of his contract beginning July 10. The idea of a deeper, well-rounded squad, while not the big splash many Bulls fans are hoping for this summer, is appealing because of the success of the San Antonio Spurs, who used that model to defeat the star-studded Miami Heat in June’s NBA Finals.
But several role players are beginning to come off the board and at the perceived exorbitant agreements being doled out around the league — for example, shooting guard Jodie Meeks’ reported three-year, $19-million deal with Detroit and point guard Darren Collison’s reported three-year, $16-million pact with Sacramento — this offseason, at least early on, is showing that teams will have to pay a premium for even niche contributors, with the players without contracts and teams in need of talent circling each other like pre-teens at a middle-school dance as free agency continues...
TheSuzerain wrote:GarPax mishandled this.
Taj should never have been in on the meeting.
Scottie Pippen's response to whom he would pick for his running mate, Michael or LeBron: "That's a dumbass question. I've never done anything with LeBron. I wouldn't take LeBron to the movies."