If the Bulls were to get involved, I'd imagine they'd have to bring in at least one other team in order for them to offset not having to give up their most important assets while not completely jeopardizing the team's chemistry. If Noah keeps on his upward tick (or, at the least, back to putting up to the kind of production we've expected of him in the last few years), he would definitely be a valuable trade asset.
Orlando has made it abundantly clear that if they trade Dwight Howard, they don't want to rebuild. They want assets that can keep them competitive, because let's be honest, without Dwight's childish antics, this is still a playoff caliber team. To me, that points to us as being the most likely destination because of what we can offer in return (picks, Noah, Boozer, or even Deng, plus valuable assets like the rights to Mirotic, Asik or Gibson). It would ultimately come down to if management was willing to risk what we've built since drafting Rose on Dwight Howard. The way he's (Dwight) has acted this year just scares me. He's definitely not afraid to throw his entire team under the bus. I wouldn't want that atmosphere to follow him to Chicago.
Would I like to see him in a Bulls uniform? Eh, I guess. It'd be exciting. Is it the most likely scenario? Doubtful. I'd put us a distant third behind the Lakers and Nets. I also still think Mark Cuban is going to try and do something crafty and acquire both him and Deron Williams before the beginning of next season.