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They had kept all their draft picks from the past 10 years.
In 2008, as we all know, the Bulls selected Derrick Rose, who is considered by many as a potential Rookie of the year.
In 2007, who seems like a bust now and probably will stay a bust, they selected Joakim Noah.
edit: He turned himself around into a great player.
In 2006, they selected LaMarcus Aldridge, but ended up trading him away for Tyrus Thomas and some other fool. So there is one mistake.
In 2004, the Bulls selected Shooting Guard Ben Gordon, who as we all know from 2k9, can hit 3's nonstop. Great starter at SG, even better 6th man. Also, the Bulls selected Chris Duhon, who is also great coming off the bench.
In 2003, with the 7th pick, they drafted Kirk Hinrich. If you're like me, you hate playing Captain Kirk in NBA 2k9. Dude hits everything. But still, he's even better coming of the bench as the 6th man than Ben Gordon is, so he will be our 6th.
We won't mention 2002, which included draft bust Jay Williams. He's that loser that got in the motorcycle accident, right? Imagine if they picked Amare Stoudamire with that pick. Damn. But with the 30th overall pick, the Bulls selected Roger Mason.
In 2001, their first round selection was Eddie Curry. Even though he isn't a good starter, I could see him coming off the bench as a role player.
The 2000 draft was full of fail, and sadly the Bulls were at the short end of the stick with 3 first rounders and 3 second rounders. They selected Marcus Fizer with the 4th, who? and Jamal Crawford with the 8th. Crawford will also be a great role player, averaging 15.1 pts, and 4.2 assists.
Finally, in 1999, the Bulls drafted a decent amount of win. With the first overall, they drafted Elton Brand. Even though plagued by injury, Brand is an all-star caliber player. Also, with the 16th pick, the Bulls selected Ron Artest, arguably the best defensive player in the league. Good draft.
Recapping, the Bulls would have a very solid starting 5, with a good bench.
PG - Derrick Rose (16.6 PPG, 6.2 AST, 3.6 TRB)
SG - Ben Gordon (18.4 PPG, 3.0 AST)
SF - Ron Artest (16.0 PPG, 5.1 TRB)
PF - Elton Brand (20.0 PPG, 10.1 TRB)
C - LaMarcus Aldridge (15.1 PPG, 6.7 TRB)
6 - Roger Mason (7.2 PPG)
7 - Kirk Hinrich (14.0 PPG, 6.2 AST)
8 - Jamal Crawford (15.1 PPG, 4.2 AST)
9 - Eddy Curry (13.5 PPG, 5.2 TRB)
10 - Chris Duhon (7.8 PPG)
edit: Joakim can be thrown in there somewhere now.
Wow I wish they had kept their draft picks. Good stuff.
Any Comments? Give me a better lineup draft wise.
I made this thread on VSN in March of last year. Just thought I'd post here for Bulls fans. A but unrealistic but whatever.
In 2008, as we all know, the Bulls selected Derrick Rose, who is considered by many as a potential Rookie of the year.
In 2007, who seems like a bust now and probably will stay a bust, they selected Joakim Noah.
edit: He turned himself around into a great player.
In 2006, they selected LaMarcus Aldridge, but ended up trading him away for Tyrus Thomas and some other fool. So there is one mistake.
In 2004, the Bulls selected Shooting Guard Ben Gordon, who as we all know from 2k9, can hit 3's nonstop. Great starter at SG, even better 6th man. Also, the Bulls selected Chris Duhon, who is also great coming off the bench.
In 2003, with the 7th pick, they drafted Kirk Hinrich. If you're like me, you hate playing Captain Kirk in NBA 2k9. Dude hits everything. But still, he's even better coming of the bench as the 6th man than Ben Gordon is, so he will be our 6th.
We won't mention 2002, which included draft bust Jay Williams. He's that loser that got in the motorcycle accident, right? Imagine if they picked Amare Stoudamire with that pick. Damn. But with the 30th overall pick, the Bulls selected Roger Mason.
In 2001, their first round selection was Eddie Curry. Even though he isn't a good starter, I could see him coming off the bench as a role player.
The 2000 draft was full of fail, and sadly the Bulls were at the short end of the stick with 3 first rounders and 3 second rounders. They selected Marcus Fizer with the 4th, who? and Jamal Crawford with the 8th. Crawford will also be a great role player, averaging 15.1 pts, and 4.2 assists.
Finally, in 1999, the Bulls drafted a decent amount of win. With the first overall, they drafted Elton Brand. Even though plagued by injury, Brand is an all-star caliber player. Also, with the 16th pick, the Bulls selected Ron Artest, arguably the best defensive player in the league. Good draft.
Recapping, the Bulls would have a very solid starting 5, with a good bench.
PG - Derrick Rose (16.6 PPG, 6.2 AST, 3.6 TRB)
SG - Ben Gordon (18.4 PPG, 3.0 AST)
SF - Ron Artest (16.0 PPG, 5.1 TRB)
PF - Elton Brand (20.0 PPG, 10.1 TRB)
C - LaMarcus Aldridge (15.1 PPG, 6.7 TRB)
6 - Roger Mason (7.2 PPG)
7 - Kirk Hinrich (14.0 PPG, 6.2 AST)
8 - Jamal Crawford (15.1 PPG, 4.2 AST)
9 - Eddy Curry (13.5 PPG, 5.2 TRB)
10 - Chris Duhon (7.8 PPG)
edit: Joakim can be thrown in there somewhere now.
Wow I wish they had kept their draft picks. Good stuff.
Any Comments? Give me a better lineup draft wise.
I made this thread on VSN in March of last year. Just thought I'd post here for Bulls fans. A but unrealistic but whatever.
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