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But Gar pretty much says anything is possible:The Bulls have held trade talks with several teams about packaging picks Nos. 16 and 26 into one higher selection, with two league sources insisting the target is Duke shooting guard Gerald Henderson.
"We may take a point guard if we feel that's the best player available," general manager Gar Forman said at a Berto Center news conference.
"We've also had talks with teams about moving back," Forman said. "And we've had talks with teams where either with one or both of our picks, we move out."
Forman said should they stay at No. 16, the Bulls still are strongly considering "five or six players."
Forman said trade talk involving potential 2010 free agents such as Suns forward Amare Stoudemire and Raptors big man Chris Bosh has been minimal. ESPN.com resurrected an old rumor in which Portland could target guard Kirk Hinrich in a draft-day deal.
But Forman said the Bulls' backcourt situation, which includes Ben Gordon's unrestricted free agency as of July 1, isn't driving draft-day decisions.
"We're analyzing this draft by itself," he said.
Forman said it's possible if the Bulls keep No. 26 that they would draft a player under contract overseas, which they did in the second round last year with Turkish center Omer Asik.
"At the same time, we're still looking at players that maybe we feel don't get to 16 but are worthwhile for us to move up (to draft)," Forman said. "We probably have more options than some teams because we have the two first-round picks.
http://www.chicagotribune.com/sport...-23-bulls-draft-chicago-jun23,0,3324174.story