Possible Trade To Consider?

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    It looks to me the bulls need a backup point gaurd as Roger Mason is obviously not the answer and I question if he should even be in the league. Also, the bulls need a backup center, Corie Blount is not the answer, he sucks. Plain and Simple.

    so I purpose this:
    SF 6-8 265 Marcus Fizer
    PG 6-5 200 Roger Mason
    C/PF 6-10 240 Corie Blount

    to the Warriors for
    PG 5-11 175 Speedy Claxton Fast, quick, can handle the ball, quick scorer.
    C 6-10 265 Adonald Foyle. Great defense, good rebounder

    I see no reason why it wouldn't go through. The Warriors are ok at PG and C. they can use a little back up though at SF, and Marcus might fit them well.
    The bulls need to unload with Marcus. He plays for himself every night, is a bad team player. It's like he's in his own world.

    Any trade would be fine. The bulls need to be shook up. This is obviously not the right fit for them. Cartwright should go too.
     
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    It's only been four games. Bulls weren't able to get themselves together in the preseason because of all the injuries. I think it's too early to be thinking about trades and firing our coach.
     
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    Well, its never to early to be thinking about trades. Because it is obvious the the bulls INDEED do need a backup veteran Center and maybe a backup PG.

    And Cartwright isn't an NBA coach, and they won't go to the playoffs with him as coach.
     
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    They have a backup PG in Hinrich. He's just on the injured list because there's so many men on the roster. I think he'll be good enough to be 2nd string.
     
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    I think they need a veteran PG... I dunno about Hinrich. Till he's full strength he won't be playin a lot..
     
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    Anyone who doesn't think the Bulls would do that trade needs their head examined.

    Why would GS do it?

    Claxton was signed by GS for a reason. He is a lighting quick player who can score. His shot isn't that bad either.

    Foyle is exactly what the Bulls need. A backup Center who can defend/blockshots/rebound.

    What does GS get? A player who hasn't shown anything worth retaining(Mason Jr), a old, horrendous, big man(Blount), and a backup PF who cannot play defense, team ball, and is coming off a major injury(Fizer).

    GS would laugh at this offer, and rightfully so.
     
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    GS isn't going anywhere, don't think they're worried about who they get. I mean look at the Antwan Jameison trade...
     
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