Here's a suggestion for a swap of 2 players who's names have been circulating in the rumor mill all summer:
Denver sends James Posey and next year's second round pick to Chicago for Jamal Crawford.
Denver obviously needs someone to run the show, needs to stockpile young talent, and can afford to roll the dice on an unproven player coming off an injury.
Some people may argue that this is a lopsided deal in Denver's favor because Crawford has more upside. But Chicago needs experienced depth at the swing positions more than it does a frustrated youngster competing for PT with the leader of the future (Jay Williams). With Rose and Williams leading the way, Curry developing, and possibly Robinson getting back in the groove, the Bulls need a prime stopper more than another scorer. And Denver's second round pick is likely to be #30--basically a first round pick without the guaranteed contract, a perfect place to take a chance.
Any reactions?
Denver sends James Posey and next year's second round pick to Chicago for Jamal Crawford.
Denver obviously needs someone to run the show, needs to stockpile young talent, and can afford to roll the dice on an unproven player coming off an injury.
Some people may argue that this is a lopsided deal in Denver's favor because Crawford has more upside. But Chicago needs experienced depth at the swing positions more than it does a frustrated youngster competing for PT with the leader of the future (Jay Williams). With Rose and Williams leading the way, Curry developing, and possibly Robinson getting back in the groove, the Bulls need a prime stopper more than another scorer. And Denver's second round pick is likely to be #30--basically a first round pick without the guaranteed contract, a perfect place to take a chance.
Any reactions?