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Sorenson: a team called to see if we'd part with our picks

Captain Morgan

By Captain Morgan,
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If Minnesota will trade Love for two pink flamingos and a rabbit's foot we should do it.

I'm not saying they would, I'm saying if.

 

Since all trade scenarios are hypotheticals and wishful thinking, it's all "if." 

 

At the end of the day, Minnesota loses leverage unless they are willing to just let him walk. By then, they'll be wishing for deals like the ones I listed. 

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But now that I think about it, the Bulls might really be in construction mode like we all thought their front office was doing when they traded away Deng. They might trade Gibson for #24 and Henderson..? Maybe?

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9 and 24 for Gibson and 16 I'd listen to. 

 

I'm not a fan of the value at 9, and feel we could get the same level guy at 16. I also doubt 24 alone would be enough to get Gibson. Essentially, we come out of the 1st round this year with a proven big in Gibson, and maybe say, PJ. 

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