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The players do have a ton of respect for DeMar, but that ain't enoughOur only hope is that Dame is in love with DeRozan.
The players do have a ton of respect for DeMar, but that ain't enoughOur only hope is that Dame is in love with DeRozan.
I agree to an extent with this. I think tanking in 2024 is the right way to go, see what you get, and maybe still be bad enough for another top 10 in 2025. After that you're kind of getting iffy (unless you've drafted poorly). It's really not hard to just end up with the pick outside of 8. I feel like by 2026, they need to be trying. But also depends on what they got.Chicago Bulls Future Draft Pick Status
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Looking at this, they should tank next year. Losing their pick to the Magic means next year they can't trade the pick. So tank next year, then you'll owe the pick to San Antonio (top 10 protected in 2025, top 8 protected 2026 & 2027). I'd basically have a three year plan to suck enough to be in the top 8 each of those years while focusing on developing your young guys and stockpiling picks.
I don't agree with this that they will revert to the old CBA. The NBA and the majority of owners have been trying to institute a hard cap since 1983. This second level tax is as close as they're getting (for now). The NBA is actually probably hoping talent gets spread out and the super teams are more of a thing of the past. They don't want teams to be able to spend through the roof to afford all these good players.I'd be looking to take advantage of the new CBA. I think it's going to backfire spectacularly as far as team building goes so I'd be prioritizing having a younger roster base and be open to taking short term salary dumps with picks attached. I expect them to heavily revert some of the stuff they've put into place at the conclusion of the 2029 season.
Just as an example, a team like OKC with tons of young prospects, will potentially be forced to pick and choose who to keep due how harmful reaching that 2nd level of tax lines becomes. They've already got one supermax level player in SGA. Now if Giddey, Jalen Williams or Chet prove themselves to become potential max (or supermax) eligible players, depending on who they sign, they could be approaching that 2nd level tax line quickly just on those 4 players once max eligible (3-4 years in the future). It's why I'd be prioritizing tanking now and putting myself in position to potentially be rewarded when teams have to start choosing who to keep and who they have to get rid of because of cost.
I despise the max contract systemI agree to an extent with this. I think tanking in 2024 is the right way to go, see what you get, and maybe still be bad enough for another top 10 in 2025. After that you're kind of getting iffy (unless you've drafted poorly). It's really not hard to just end up with the pick outside of 8. I feel like by 2026, they need to be trying. But also depends on what they got.
I don't agree with this that they will revert to the old CBA. The NBA and the majority of owners have been trying to institute a hard cap since 1983. This second level tax is as close as they're getting (for now). The NBA is actually probably hoping talent gets spread out and the super teams are more of a thing of the past. They don't want teams to be able to spend through the roof to afford all these good players.
Personally, I'm not a believer in the "punish teams for being good at drafting". I'm also of the belief the max contract should be eliminated. So if you draft well, pay your players whatever the hell they want to be paid. Don't want to pay them? You don't have to. They can go elsewhere, but they won't get the money since it would fall within salary cap rules.
To some extent I like the idea of league parity, but I think there's a certain balance to it.
The last time the city of Chicago was so disappointed was when Cade McNown was drafted.As much as I hated garpax, akme might be worse. At least garpax drafted decent.
I do think akme and probably garpax are limited by reinsdorf being a stingy piece of shit. Akme appears aggressive but how aggressive can you be when you have nothing to spendThe last time the city of Chicago was so disappointed was when Cade McNown was drafted.
As much as I hated garpax, akme might be worse. At least garpax drafted decent.
Shea was pretty damn deflating tooThe last time the city of Chicago was so disappointed was when Cade McNown was drafted.
As much as I hated garpax, akme might be worse. At least garpax drafted decent.
Not missing anything. I’d label myself a fair weather Bulls fan as well (unlike da Bears)…. I’ve watched maybe 50% of Bulls games since Rose.Bulls just desperately need a star. I admittedly am a fair weather basketball fan (unlike the Bears). Haven’t watched the Bulls since D Rose.
He’s a great owner as far as making money. That’s usually most owners priority, not all of course….but as a fan, yes, absolutely awful.They made a fun team but it doesn’t work without Lonzo Ball. Just really sucks he can’t recover, what is wrong with the Bulls Doctors? Worst owner in the nba as well.
He’s a great owner as far as making money. That’s usually most owners priority, not all of course….but as a fan, yes, absolutely awful.
I also think he’s more involved in tactical decisions than a lot of fans realize. Bulls are basically fucked unless they luck into another rose or they get new ownership. Both very unrealistic in the short term
This explains a lotNot missing anything. I’d label myself a fair weather Bulls fan as well (unlike da Bears)…. I’ve watched maybe 50% of Bulls games since Rose.
Lonzo likely was run into the ground by his father and thus is now suffering catastrophic injuries. Nothing the Bulls could do.They made a fun team but it doesn’t work without Lonzo Ball. Just really sucks he can’t recover, what is wrong with the Bulls Doctors? Worst owner in the nba as well.
I'm reading people calling him PWill Jr.Just noticed they did have a 2nd round pick…and the guy can’t shoot. Should fit in well here then.
It does give those vibesI'm reading people calling him PWill Jr.