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Golanator wrote:

Saberestar wrote:

One Bulls player who could be dealt, however, is center Andre Drummond who’s drawn trade interest from the Celtics, Mavericks, Lakers and Suns, league sources told HoopsHype. The Rockets also considered making a run at Drummond before acquiring Steven Adams.

Other teams to circle the wagon on Finney-Smith include the Bucks, Thunder, Suns and Kings, while O’Neale has drawn interest from the Mavericks, Nuggets, Pacers, Bucks, Timberwolves, Suns and Kings, per the New York Post.

With that in mind, Okoro is expected to draw interest at the trade deadline. The Knicks, Hawks, Pacers, Suns and Bucks are all teams to closely monitor as all are known to have interest in acquiring a two-way wing, league sources told HoopsHype.

https://hoopshype.com/lists/nba-trade-deadline-intel-lakers-celtics-bulls-cavs-mavs-nets-pistons-wizards-grizzlies-wolves/

So we are interested in Drummond, Okoro, Finney-Smith and Royce O'Neale.

I like specially Okoro. He is exactly "an athletic wing" that can help us on defense being good enough on offense.

Gambo with an "absolutely not" RE: Okoro on Twitter. Lol

enigmatics wrote:

Saberestar wrote:

One Bulls player who could be dealt, however, is center Andre Drummond who’s drawn trade interest from the Celtics, Mavericks, Lakers and Suns, league sources told HoopsHype. The Rockets also considered making a run at Drummond before acquiring Steven Adams.

Other teams to circle the wagon on Finney-Smith include the Bucks, Thunder, Suns and Kings, while O’Neale has drawn interest from the Mavericks, Nuggets, Pacers, Bucks, Timberwolves, Suns and Kings, per the New York Post.

With that in mind, Okoro is expected to draw interest at the trade deadline. The Knicks, Hawks, Pacers, Suns and Bucks are all teams to closely monitor as all are known to have interest in acquiring a two-way wing, league sources told HoopsHype.

https://hoopshype.com/lists/nba-trade-deadline-intel-lakers-celtics-bulls-cavs-mavs-nets-pistons-wizards-grizzlies-wolves/

So we are interested in Drummond, Okoro, Finney-Smith and Royce O'Neale.

I like specially Okoro. He is exactly "an athletic wing" that can help us on defense being good enough on offense.

Finney-Smith can go f- himself. Guy always runs his mouth too much about the Suns.

Fo-Real wrote:Okeke please.

sunsbg wrote:

Fo-Real wrote:Okeke please.

Why ? His shooting numbers make Okogie look like an all star.

WeekapaugGroove wrote:

sunsbg wrote:

Fo-Real wrote:Okeke please.

Why ? His shooting numbers make Okogie look like an all star.

Not going to lie when I first read it I thought he was making a joke combining Okoro and Okogie into one guy.. I forgot Chuma Okeke existed.

But yeah he seems a little redundant with the other borderline dude who we wish shot better off the bench.

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SunsRback4Good wrote:

enigmatics wrote:

Saberestar wrote:



https://hoopshype.com/lists/nba-trade-deadline-intel-lakers-celtics-bulls-cavs-mavs-nets-pistons-wizards-grizzlies-wolves/

So we are interested in Drummond, Okoro, Finney-Smith and Royce O'Neale.

I like specially Okoro. He is exactly "an athletic wing" that can help us on defense being good enough on offense.

Finney-Smith can go f- himself. Guy always runs his mouth too much about the Suns.

What if Finney Smith is against F—- himself because it’s immoral and quite impossible to do so physically and mentally?

And while Phoenix has indicated a willingness to add Josh Okogie into a package of Nassir Little and two second-round picks for Bridges, sources said, Charlotte remains hopeful it can generate a first-round pick in return for Bridges.

If not, Charlotte now has the upcoming cap space to re-sign Bridges, and getting the swingman on a multi-year deal would surely increase his trade value next season.

The fact Bridges is playing this 2023-24 campaign on a one-year qualifying offer not only affords Bridges veto power in any trade, but dealing him elsewhere would squander Bridges’ Bird rights, preventing any team that acquired him before Thursday to re-sign him this summer if it is going to be over the salary cap on June 30. So there may even be stronger options for Charlotte to move Bridges as a sign-and-trade candidate this summer as well.

Okogie has veto power in any trade to protect his early bird rights, just throwing it out there.

Saberestar wrote:Jake Fischer

And while Phoenix has indicated a willingness to add Josh Okogie into a package of Nassir Little and two second-round picks for Bridges, sources said, Charlotte remains hopeful it can generate a first-round pick in return for Bridges.

If not, Charlotte now has the upcoming cap space to re-sign Bridges, and getting the swingman on a multi-year deal would surely increase his trade value next season.

The fact Bridges is playing this 2023-24 campaign on a one-year qualifying offer not only affords Bridges veto power in any trade, but dealing him elsewhere would squander Bridges’ Bird rights, preventing any team that acquired him before Thursday to re-sign him this summer if it is going to be over the salary cap on June 30. So there may even be stronger options for Charlotte to move Bridges as a sign-and-trade candidate this summer as well.

I would hate to lose Okogie, I like him on the rotation.

Edit:

Okogie has veto power in any trade to protect his early bird rights, just throwing it out there.

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Frank Lee wrote:You gotta keep Okogie. We don’t have but a few dogs on this squad. Ones with teeth anyway.



This is a situation where Jones may be at his best…. doing nothing… which is truly the safest thing to do. The King of Ineptitude.
I don’t like the %s when Junkyard gets to thinking

But… I can see theMadMatter jumping in and forcing a Bridges deal. We sure won’t be too hard to outbid in any deal if it comes to that.
Perhaps we have the inside Spartan track to make it happen. Read something where Bridges can veto trades? Right up our alley.

Our rusty bag of nails isn’t going to produce a sack of shiny new screws anyways. Bridges is certainly the most talent we can obtain for the squalor we have to offer.

I’ve no opinion on his past. Doesn’t matter. Kind of think everybody gets a second chance if they approach things right. That’s the sales pitch wherever he goes.

PS… after reading the bird right scenario above… i doesn’t make any sense to get him if he is gone next yr… other than a salary dump of Little. Not surprised they’d just sluff off JO in the process. Eventually, these minimum wagers wil>...

Again…. Just do nothing Jones.

RaisingArizona wrote:

Frank Lee wrote:You gotta keep Okogie. We don’t have but a few dogs on this squad. Ones with teeth anyway.



This is a situation where Jones may be at his best…. doing nothing… which is truly the safest thing to do. The King of Ineptitude.
I don’t like the %s when Junkyard gets to thinking

But… I can see theMadMatter jumping in and forcing a Bridges deal. We sure won’t be too hard to outbid in any deal if it comes to that.
Perhaps we have the inside Spartan track to make it happen. Read something where Bridges can veto trades? Right up our alley.

Our rusty bag of nails isn’t going to produce a sack of shiny new screws anyways. Bridges is certainly the most talent we can obtain for the squalor we have to offer.

I’ve no opinion on his past. Doesn’t matter. Kind of think everybody gets a second chance if they approach things right. That’s the sales pitch wherever he goes.

PS… after reading the bird right scenario above… i doesn’t make any sense to get him if he is gone next yr… other than a salary dump of Little. Not surprised they’d just sluff off JO in the process. Eventually, these minimum wagers wil>...

Again…. Just do nothing Jones.

His MO besides adding TOrrey Craig

Golanator wrote:

Saberestar wrote:

One Bulls player who could be dealt, however, is center Andre Drummond who’s drawn trade interest from the Celtics, Mavericks, Lakers and Suns, league sources told HoopsHype. The Rockets also considered making a run at Drummond before acquiring Steven Adams.

Other teams to circle the wagon on Finney-Smith include the Bucks, Thunder, Suns and Kings, while O’Neale has drawn interest from the Mavericks, Nuggets, Pacers, Bucks, Timberwolves, Suns and Kings, per the New York Post.

With that in mind, Okoro is expected to draw interest at the trade deadline. The Knicks, Hawks, Pacers, Suns and Bucks are all teams to closely monitor as all are known to have interest in acquiring a two-way wing, league sources told HoopsHype.

https://hoopshype.com/lists/nba-trade-deadline-intel-lakers-celtics-bulls-cavs-mavs-nets-pistons-wizards-grizzlies-wolves/

So we are interested in Drummond, Okoro, Finney-Smith and Royce O'Neale.

I like specially Okoro. He is exactly "an athletic wing" that can help us on defense being good enough on offense.

Gambo with an "absolutely not" RE: Okoro on Twitter. Lol

WeekapaugGroove wrote:Trading for Craig a 3rd time would be hilarious.

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WeekapaugGroove wrote:Trading for Craig a 3rd time would be hilarious.

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