July 2008
The Archives
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07.31.08Bulls exploring sign and trade deals for GordonBen Gordon needs to decide between basically four different options. The first is for the Bulls to sign-and-trade Gordon, which is a definite possibility. GM John Paxson has recently had disscussion with multiple teams. The Miami Heat, Phoenix Suns and New Orleans Hornets are the most recent teams trying to work out a sign-and trade for Gordon. The second option for Gordon is to sign the qualifying offer sheet, play out one more year and become an un-resricted free agent. If the Bulls cannot swing a trade, look for this to most likely happen. ...
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07.29.08Deng to sign extensionAfter weeks of contract talks, Luol Deng finally got his big extension. The Chicago Bulls and Luol Deng have verbally agreed to a 6 year, 70 million dollar deal. The new deal will most likely be announced tomorrow. With Deng recieiving the extension and Ron Artest being shipped to the Rockets, this could pave the way for the Miller-Nocioni trade. Artest being traded opens up the small forward postion for the Kings, and the signing of Deng assures the Bulls they have a starting small forward for years to come. Although it could be held up until the Bulls decide on what to do with Ben Gordon. ...
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07.28.08Bulls and Kings discussing Miller tradeBrad Miller could be on his way to Chicago for the second time. The Bulls and Kings are having on going trade talks that could send Miller back to Chicago. The Bulls would like to send Forward Andres Nocioni, a future first round pick and Forward Cedric Simmons to the Kings for the former All-Star Center. Although the Kings are pushing for the Bulls to replace Simmons with Joakim Noah. The Bulls are interested in making the trade, but it will likely not occur until Ben Gordon and Loul Deng's situations are resolved. The Bulls do not want to make ...
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07.16.08Hinrich Not Likely to be tradedOut of the glut of guards the Chicago Bulls have, Kirk Hinrich is the least likely to be traded. Although Hinrich seems to be the most logical choice, he is loved by the organization, especially by Jerry Reinsdorf. And with the possibility of Ben Gordon leaving for Europe, the Bulls will most likely keep HInrich for now, rather than trade him. The Bulls have tested Hinrich's trade value and most of the offers have been below what GM John Paxson feels is Kirk's worth. The best offer the Bulls received seemed to be the Nuggets proposal of Marcus Camby, but ...
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07.16.08Wallace Dealt to CavsBen Wallace was sent to the Cavaliers in a three way trade involving the Bulls, Cavs and Sonics on the NBA trade deadline last season. In return the Chicago Bulls recieved Guards Larry Hughes and Shannon Brown, and Forwards Drew Gooden and Cedric Simmons. But it was two months earlier that Tech N9ne broke the story on the Realgm Chicago Bulls message board, almost two months before anyone in the world saw it coming. Tech posted this thread (link coming) describing the trade. Tech has been been a Chicago Bulls Insider for more than an half decade, and continues to ...
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