PJ Brown
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Very fair, I see no reason to go any further. My only real point was that I don't think it was fair to play the "Bulls don't deliver the star" card until we actually see what happens. You clearly have a fair-minded take on how all those negotiations played out, though. And, obviously, we can all agree that we hope something big comes our way, sooner or later.
It's not a dig at management. It's just a club of all the big names rumored to go to the Bulls, who but didn't end up there.
If I would have to guess on the previous ones, Kevin Garnett, Minnesota wasn't interested in trading him for the first package (the old core), and then Boston's offer was better the second time around, rather than the Deng based one. For Gasol, the first time around, perhaps management didn't want to give up Deng for him...second time around, didn't want to go into the luxury tax. With Kobe, Lakers/Kobe weren't serious about making a trade happen. With Amare, Suns reportedly backed out at the last minute.
Gasol is probably the only one we can take a shot at management about. The first time, I guess they turned out being right, as they were able to get Gasol on the cheap later. Second time, you can take a shot at Reinsdorf for being cheap, but if we trade for Gasol, it alters the space time continuum, so even if we did end up with the 9th best lottery odds, we probably still don't get Derrick Rose.
Very fair, I see no reason to go any further. My only real point was that I don't think it was fair to play the "Bulls don't deliver the star" card until we actually see what happens. You clearly have a fair-minded take on how all those negotiations played out, though. And, obviously, we can all agree that we hope something big comes our way, sooner or later.