QUOTE (scareybullsfan @ Mar 21 2006, 11:18 PM)
I assume you mean for the Bulls?
If so, it's as follows.
Trade for Kevin Garnett. He is the key to the Bulls success. I personally think that the Bulls can get away with just giving up players like Chris Duhon and Mike Sweetney along with both of their 1st round picks this year.
Then look for depth at both guard spots. James Posey has an option on his contract so if he isn't with the heat next year he would be a nice addition as a defensive shooting guard. Jay Williams is supposedly making his comback next year and he may be an option at the point for depth if we don't have Pargo back next year. We could use some depth at PF/C with our second round draft pick. Paul Davis could fall that far and I wouldn't mind having him off the bench.
If this happens, I think the Bulls could be the best team in the East next year.
The first part is highly unlikely, and it's been discussed a lot in the other threads.
The second part makes a lot of sense. Posey would be a good addition, and someone like Davis makes some sense in the 2nd round.
Williams doesn't really have a place here unless we trade either Hinrich or Duhon, which I suppose is possible. Even an 80% Jay Williams is probably better than Duhon. If he's anywhere close to his old self athletically, I wouldn't mind doing that if he's affordable.
I'd really like to see us try to move Gordon and picks to get Pierce, O'Neal, or Garnett. Personally how much I'd give up depends on who it is. For Pierce or O'Neal, I'd probably deal Gordon, our two picks, and some filler at the most. Pierce would be a major upgrade but I don't think he puts us over the top. I'd hesitate if our pick could get us Aldridge, since that fills a major need. The same goes for O'Neal, since he is starting to become an injury risk. For Garnett, I'd deal Deng, either Gordon or the Knicks' pick, another first rounder, and filler. I think he has a real chance to put us over the top, although we'd have to fill in a bit if we dealt both of those players.