PG Hinrich 13.6 ppg 8 apg 3 rpg
SG Gordon 20.1 ppg 2 apg 1 rpg
SF Deng 15.4 ppg 7 rpg
PF Sweets 10 ppg 5 rpg
C Big Ben 7 ppg 11 rpg 2 bpg

Other notaBULLS: Sefolosha-5.7 ppg 1.8 rpg Tyrus Thomas 9.8 ppg 6.1 rpg 1.8 bpg

Tyrus Thomas wins the Slam Dunk Contest and the Bulls lose in the Eastern Conference Finals but the next year were CHAMPIONS!

Hinrich 14.9ppg 5apg 5rpg
Sefolosha 13ppg 2apg 4rpg
Deng 17.5ppg 1apg 8rpg
Boozer* 19ppg 1apg 10rpg
Wallace 7.5ppg 1apg 10rpg

Other notaBULLS: Gordon15ppg 1.8 rpg 3apg Tyrus Thomas 6.1 ppg 6.1 rpg 2.5 bpg(with teachings from wallace)

*Trade for chandler and future second roung pick


Go to the finals but lose to the mavricks and will win it the year after that(with out injeries)

where is Noc guys!? I say puts in AT LEAST 20 a game next year

noc gets about 13. we got more players now. so he will score less. i still think gordon will start over a rookie.

so

kirk 15 4 and 7
ben 18 2 and 3
Deng 13 7 and 3
KG*** 25 11 and 2blks
Ben 10 12 and 2blk

noc 14 6 and 3

Where is Noch in these threads? He is only the best player on the team.

Hinrich 14pts 8asst
Gordon 18pts 3asst
Noch 19pts 9 reb
PF-??????? Depends on whether it's KG, Nene, Boozer, Harrington, Gooden, etc...
C-Wallace 11pts 11rebs

I actually think all the stats depend on who the PF is. If it's KG, the offense will run through him, others will get less shots. Same as if it's Harrington, Gooden, etc...

Any particular reason this was in the non-Bulls thread guys?

My best guesses based on the current roster...

Hinrich- 15 points 3.5 rebounds 7 assists
Gordon- 18 points 3 rebounds 2.5 assists
Deng- 15 points 6.5 rebounds 1.5 assists
Nocioni- 12 points 6 rebounds 1.5 assists
Wallace- 9 points 11 rebounds 2 blocks
Chandler- 6 points 7.5 boards 1 block
Duhon- 7 points 3 rebounds 6 assists
Thomas- 6 points 5 rebounds 2.5 blocks

A couple of comments on my predictions...

-Gordon will probably end up taking more shots, but I don't see his scoring going up that much. He's probably going to start getting a little more defensive attention.

-As of right now, Nocioni gets squeezed to the bench, which will hurt his minutes. There are also more options at forward, which could do the same thing. He is NOT going to score over 15 a game. He's just not that good.

-Wallace gets a few more shots per game with us because the guys around him in the starting lineup don't take quite as many shots as the guys in Detroit.

-Chandler's numbers could take a bit of a hit if he is still here. Wallace will eat up a lot of boards that he previously got, and he won't be able to come off his defender as much with Wallace doing the same thing.

Bulls move Gordon back to the bench a quarter of the way into the season. Gordon gets pissed demands a trade. Gordon is shipped off with a few others in a package for an established power forward.

If this doesn't happen, the rest of the Bulls continue to grow. Deng showcases more of his Rip Hamilton curl jumpers and the Bulls have and inside outside swing the ball offense that averages 97 ppts a game. Gordon shoots 48% from 3pt range and the Bulls are unstoppable on the offensive end. They hold teams to a league low 80 ppts. per contest and finish first in the East with a 60-22 record. (barring any injuries)

Hinrich- 14.3 pts, 7.8ast
Gordon-18.9 pts, 3ast
Deng-14.8pts, 6.6rbs
Noc-14.5pts, 7.2rbs
Wallace-7.7pts, 11.5rbs, 2.4blks
Thomas-4.3pts, 4.9rbs, .9blks
Duhon-3.1pts, 4.4 asts
Sefolosha-3.8pts, 1.2 stls, 2ast
Brown-6.5pts, 4.7rbs
Sweets-5.1pts, 4.1rbs

This equals 92.4 pts between 10 players... that means around 5-6 pts will be destributed between the other scrubs...

Mark it down guys... these are exactly how the stats will look like barring any trade from here on.