MJ23

Korver is way better than the others.

If this trade happens,Chicago will need a center,who can be a good replacement for Noah,because Asik and Kurt Thomas,are not enough.

Hawks- Joe Johnson Celtics- Ray Allen Bobcats- Tyrus Thomas Bulls- Derrick Rose Cavaliers- Daniel Gibson Mavericks- Dirk Nowitzki Nuggets- Carmelo Anthony Pistons- Ben Gordon Warriors- Monta Ellis Rockets- Luis Scola Pacers- Danny Granger Clippers- Eric Gordon Lakers- Kobe Bryant Grizzlies- O.J Mayo Heat- Dwayne Wade Bucks- John Salmons Timberwolves- Darko Milicic Nets- Devin Harris Hornets- Chris Paul Knicks- Kelenna Azubuike Thunder- Kevin Durant Magic- Vince Carter 76ers- Andres Nocioni Suns- Steve Nash Blazers- Brandon Roy Kings- Tyreke Evans Spurs- Manu Ginobili Raptors- Jose Calderon Jazz- Raja Bell Wizards- Kirk Hinrich

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Source : http://blogs.bulls.com/2010/07/bulls-find-a-point-guard-in-warriors-c-j-watson/

Good move for the Bulls,but Ronnie gotta work on his shooting.

Redick is staying in Orlando http://www.nba.com/2010/news/07/16/magic.redick.ap/index.html?ls=iref:nbahpt2

Source : http://bleacherreport.com/articles/419740-nba-trade-rumors-vince-carter-to-the-bulls-if-magic-resign-jj-redick#

Very nice move!!! The Bulls needed a player just like Korver - a solid shooter.Plus,he was with Boozer in Utah,so they know each other's game,and that will help the Bulls for sure.

Maybe,he has some top secret information from the Akron boy.

I would be very interesting to see LBJ at the SG position.

No doubt about that

No one will take Johnson if Wade is an option.That's for sure.But if I was Gar Forman (or any other GM) and I had the opportunity to sign D-Wade OR Joe Johnson + someone else (David Lee, for example),I'd prefer to sign two very good players instead of one superstar. P.S - If I was GM,I'd never give JJ a max contract.

Definitely.

SOURCE :http://ken-berger.blogs.cbssports.com/mcc/blogs/entry/11838893/20119740?source=rss_blogs_NBA

Looks like we don't need T-Mac.He'll probably go to Knicks or Nets.

One of the regrettable chapters in recent Bulls history was the failed free-agent pursuit of 2000. The No. 1 target was Toronto's Tracy McGrady, who was met at O'Hare Airport by mascots, Luv-a-Bulls and a three-piece band playing "Sweet Home Chicago." It was all for naught as McGrady chose Orlando. Nearly 10 years later, the Bulls may get another chance. McGrady recently left the Houston Rockets and both sides reportedly will seek a trade. Sources suggested the Bulls are open to acquiring McGrady, who is just 30 years old. The 6-foot-8 swingman is the NBA's highest-paid player at $23.2 million, but his contract ends after the season. A trade with the Bulls would almost have to include the expiring contracts of Brad Miller and Jerome James. The Bulls might also be interested in moving John Salmons to guarantee a larger amount of cap space next summer. He's owed $6.5 million next season but has an option to terminate the deal and become a free agent. Without Salmons on the payroll, the Bulls could have more than $20 million to spend on the 2010 free-agent class. McGrady had microfracture knee surgery in February. He returned to play briefly in six games for the Rockets, then complained about wanting a larger role and left the team. Last season he averaged 15.6 points in 35 games. Before that he averaged at least 21 points for eight straight years. "Whoever gets me is going to get a hungry player," McGrady said recently in the Houston Chronicle. "I don't care if I go to the moon. It doesn't matter." SOURCE : Daily Herald

It turns out that there's no discussions.It's just a rumour