Deng & Hinrich for Kobe is the Deal

I think that Farmar and Crittenton are solid but I feel that we need to trade one of them if this deal ever happens because with Fisher and Hinrich one of them won't be seeing any game time so we should trade one of them if this deal goes down.</p>

 

This type of deal won't put the Bulls anywhere except mid-table. A good slogan would be Just Say No To Kobe.</p>

 

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Bottom line is we have way too many point guards. We don't need anymore, Fisher will be mentoring Farmar and Critt. Like I said before, I would rather take Ben Gordon instead so we'll have some scoring in return for Kobe. Farmar, Luke and Lamar will be handling the ball most of the times.</p>

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I'd want Gordon over Hinrich too if I was a Lakers fan, just based on the fact that Gordon's an absolute stud and Hinrich's not. I'd take Gordon over Deng too.</p>

But Farmar will probably be on a different team, Fisher retired, and Crittenton out of the league in 2-3 years...so I wouldn't be going around rejecting point guards that can be building blocks to your franchise.</p>

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That has to rank up there in the stupidest post I've ever seen in my life</p>

 

I agree with Brian seriously just, I don't know how you base alot of those statements</p>

 

lets not forget kobe has a not trade clause... and if he sees that the remaining players in chicago will only be gordon, ben wallace and tyrus or noah then he'll reject it</p>

 

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Bottom line is we have way too many point guards. We don't need anymore, Fisher will be mentoring Farmar and Critt. Like I said before, I would rather take Ben Gordon instead so we'll have some scoring in return for Kobe. Farmar, Luke and Lamar will be handling the ball most of the times.</p>

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I'd want Gordon over Hinrich too if I was a Lakers fan, just based on the fact that Gordon's an absolute stud and Hinrich's not. I'd take Gordon over Deng too.</p>

But Farmar will probably be on a different team, Fisher retired, and Crittenton out of the league in 2-3 years...so I wouldn't be going around rejecting point guards that can be building blocks to your franchise.</p>

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Wow. Have you watched a single Laker preseason game before? Or even seen Critt when he was at Georgia Tech? He is probably one of the best players Mitch has ever drafted. He has the potential to turn out better than Gordon and Hinrich. Out of the league in 2-3 years? He might turn into an all-star the next 2-3 year if Kobe Leaves.</p>

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Bottom line is we have way too many point guards. We don't need anymore, Fisher will be mentoring Farmar and Critt. Like I said before, I would rather take Ben Gordon instead so we'll have some scoring in return for Kobe. Farmar, Luke and Lamar will be handling the ball most of the times.</p>

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I'd want Gordon over Hinrich too if I was a Lakers fan, just based on the fact that Gordon's an absolute stud and Hinrich's not. I'd take Gordon over Deng too.</p>

But Farmar will probably be on a different team, Fisher retired, and Crittenton out of the league in 2-3 years...so I wouldn't be going around rejecting point guards that can be building blocks to your franchise.</p>

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Wow. Have you watched a single Laker preseason game before? Or even seen Critt when he was at Georgia Tech? He is probably one of the best players Mitch has ever drafted. He has the potential to turn out better than Gordon and Hinrich. Out of the league in 2-3 years? He might turn into an all-star the next 2-3 year if Kobe Leaves.</p>

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Wow. Now you're starting to sound like BG7, with the hype machine.</p>

Care to give any explanation as to why you believe he might turn into an all-star, or better than Gordon and Hinrich?</p>

 

We have kobe under contract for two years. No sense rushing a deal .. but for what it is worth, obviously i would like Deng in the deal, and Henrich is a must because we need his contract to get close to Kobe's .... I reallly like that Sefolosha kid too.</p>

 

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Bottom line is we have way too many point guards. We don't need anymore, Fisher will be mentoring Farmar and Critt. Like I said before, I would rather take Ben Gordon instead so we'll have some scoring in return for Kobe. Farmar, Luke and Lamar will be handling the ball most of the times.</p>

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I'd want Gordon over Hinrich too if I was a Lakers fan, just based on the fact that Gordon's an absolute stud and Hinrich's not. I'd take Gordon over Deng too.</p>

But Farmar will probably be on a different team, Fisher retired, and Crittenton out of the league in 2-3 years...so I wouldn't be going around rejecting point guards that can be building blocks to your franchise.</p>

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Wow. Have you watched a single Laker preseason game before? Or even seen Critt when he was at Georgia Tech? He is probably one of the best players Mitch has ever drafted. He has the potential to turn out better than Gordon and Hinrich. Out of the league in 2-3 years? He might turn into an all-star the next 2-3 year if Kobe Leaves.</p>

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Wow. Now you're starting to sound like BG7, with the hype machine.</p>

Care to give any explanation as to why you believe he might turn into an all-star, or better than Gordon and Hinrich?</p>

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He has all the tools to be a terrific player in this league. He has the perfect height and size to be a NBA guard. He is already more athletic than Hinrich. He is also more versatile than Gordon. He can already shoot and pass well, plus he has the size and strength to get rebounds as a guard. And like I said, he might be an all-star sooner than you think. IF Kobe leaves, when Kobe leaves, the ball goes around more which means more touches for Critt.</p>

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He has all the tools to be a terrific player in this league. He has the perfect height and size to be a NBA guard. He is already more athletic than Hinrich. He is also more versatile than Gordon. He can already shoot and pass well, plus he has the size and strength to get rebounds as a guard. And like I said, he might be an all-star sooner than you think. IF Kobe leaves, when Kobe leaves, the ball goes around more which means more touches for Critt.</p>

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Hm...all good points. But is his defense good? How about his leadership? And his work ethic?</p>

I have no clue about Critty...and it really surprises me to see someone say he'll be better than Hinrich and Gordon.</p>

I'd still take Hinrich in that trade if I were the Lakers. He's a hardworking player, with a good mindset, and really good defense...plus he could play at both guard positions.</p>

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We have kobe under contract for two years. No sense rushing a deal .. but for what it is worth, obviously i would like Deng in the deal, and Henrich is a must because we need his contract to get close to Kobe's .... I reallly like that Sefolosha kid too.</p>

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All 3 would be major defensive upgrades to the Lakers team. They would more than make up for Kobe's defense/scoring.</p>

 

OMG did he just say the Crittenton will be out of the league in 2-3 years that just may be the worst post ever.Crittenton willl be a great player in 2-3 years is more like it but to say he will be out of the league in 2-3 years is stupid.</p>

 

Paxson has got to ask himself is does this put us as the team to beat? honestly I don't think It does. I would still rank Boston ahead of them. Kirk and Deng are two guys who are huge parts of their offense and defense. Kobe is great yes but the Bulls needs in the frontcourt stays the same.</p>

 

seriously... deng and hinrich (and b wallace to make it work) to the lakers is a dream... BUT that will leave the bulls with kobe, gordon, noah and/or thomas, thabo?, duhon?... um can i say LAkers of the east? LOL Kobe wont allow this trade to happen</p>