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Message: [QUOTE="jordville, post: 5103078, member: 3388"] I hope that this is the first step in an actual rebuild. Bulls front office is the worst. Picks are great when you draft well. That hasn't been the case with the Bulls of late. Buy low (Giddey), sell high (Caruso). On paper it sure didn't look great to me either. You'd think the Bulls could have received Giddey and a pick or picks. Man, I hope so too. If there was ever a year to rebuild/tank, this coming year is it. 2025 draft is loaded. They owe the Spurs a first round pick from the DeRozan trade, but it is top 10 protected in '25 then top 8 for the following 2 seasons. Giddey gives them a young asset who has shown can play-- still has flaws of course (3 ball and D). But a player to give a chance with the ball and improve like Coby White has. They'll trade Lavine, and they've been shopping Vuc. There are teams that will miss out on PG and others who will then look to take LaVine. He'll have a new home. Despite the Monk extension, I could still see the Kings wanting ZL. Other teams like the Magic, Hornets, Warriors, Jazz, Sixers are possibilities (the last 2 teams have said they aren't interested). Bulls are still working to sign DeRozan. I'm in the camp to go full rebuild and trade LaVine, Vucevic, DeRozan, and Ball. Problem always comes back to the cheapest billionaire owner in Reinsdorf. He is hands off but tells the front office he wants them competitive and out of the luxury tax. GarPax was the bad.. and now AKME is proving to be bad as well. Better to have a young asset than another aging vet in a rebuild. I loved what AC brought to the table-- defense and culture. But he is 30, wanting a new deal, and a 6-7th man. Like I've said before, a pick or two along with Giddey would've been nice but that didn't materialize. Nobody is questioning the two front offices. Presti is on another level. [/QUOTE]

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