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Originally Posted by JNice
How do you figure? Dwight has a higher RPG and the best rebound rate in the league.
Not going to argue with you about this really because you are a homer and I could be classified as a homer, but you seem to really overstate the Bulls players and understate the Orlando players to support your argument.
I don't see how anyone could logically pick Chicago over Orlando right now. Of course if Chicago lands Oden or something like that, things change. But I think Orlando's young core is quite a bit more promising than Chicago's right now.
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Correction: Dwight Howard had the best rebound rate in the league, now Chandler does.
Honestly, how does Orlando's core have more potential than Chicago's? Outside of Dwight Howard, no one really has any overwhelming star potential, Jameer Nelson is a good player, a possibility, but probaly will cap out at a Sam Cassell in a slightly above average year imo. Darko? He has some good stuff, but right now he is at where you would want a player to do his rookie year....at average.
And Orlando and Chicago are about at the same spot right now development wise, but Chicago is the better team, and they have better options for the future with 2 picks this year, one being a top one, ****load of capspace, and a prime time ticket for the Greg Oden extravaganza.