Let the Anthony Davis trade sweepstakes begin. Davis’ agent, Rich Paul, confirmed to multiple news outlets Monday what has been rumored for months — that his client, a soon-to-be six-time All-Star, won’t sign an extension with the Pelicans and wants to be traded to a championship-contending team. This just in: Davis’ hometown Bulls don’t meet that qualification. And if the Pelicans move to honor Davis’ request before the Feb. 7 trade deadline, the Bulls’ chances to bring home the local star would be based on a huge dice roll. You can’t win the May 14 draft lottery before Feb. 7, can you? The Bulls, if they enter the Davis sweepstakes, would have to offer a likely package of some combination of Lauri Markkanen, Wendell Carter Jr., Zach LaVine and at least their 2019 first-round pick without assurances Davis would re-sign after the 2019-20 season. Again, it’s a huge dice roll. Particularly when ESPN.com’s Brian Windhorst said on a podcast that Davis not wanting to play in his hometown is “one of the worst-kept secrets in the league.” Read more https://www.chicagotribune.com/spor...-davis-nba-trade-pelicans-20190128-story.html
He could be the catalyst to return the Bulls to glory. Chi town is the big city and his presence would help the Eastern conference.
This is right, stampedehero. Would be fantastic. But if it is right that he already said that he don't like to be a Bull then the chances are very very slim. Sad.
