Spencer Hawes. You need an offensive option in the post, he has it, can shoot the jumper. Makes perfect sense for your team if he's available.
<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (Bladow @ Jun 7 2007, 03:48 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}></div><div class='quotemain'>Any talk in Chi Town regarding trading for Zach Randolph to get that post scoring?</div>Not really. Paxson pretty much said that he wanted no part of Randolph when he was asked about it at the trade deadline. I don't really think things have changed since then. Randolph still has a huge contract, he's still questionable off the court, he's still a black hole on offense, and he's yet to play and defense in the NBA.
I've heard they wouldn't let Noah slip past them if he was still available, but if they're looking for somebody to be a real scoring threat down low, they should go with Hawes. I doubt Yi will still be there when they're on the clock.
Spencer Hawes would be the best choice...You guys are loaded at PG, SG and SF...and Tyrus will probably be playing PF once he matures...The one thing you guys don't have is a post scorer, and Spencer Hawes has some pretty refined moves in the post, and he could be a good offensive option for you guys..
Hawes is going to Minnesota at 7. So the Bulls are left with either Noah or Yi, if he slips. If not then they are likely to go BPA.
The Bulls seem to be very high on Noah from what it seems. It he's avaliable, team sources have said there is no way they pass on him. But if Yi was to fall to them, they'd be retarded to pass. He fits in perfectly. They like to push the tempo, and Yi runs the floor with the best coming into this draft. He's very athletic and has a nice shot.
Someone is going to fall to 9 who everyone doesn't think will. It happens in every draft, I just hope that guy is Hawes,Wright,Jian,or Noah. I wouldnt complain with any of those picks. I still think we should have just kept Lemarcus Aldridge though. That was a bad move seeing as he could have been the true center we were lacking and we already had him picked!
