During Fred Hoiberg’s introductory press conference, Chicago Bulls general manager Gar Forman admitted that this summer’s free-agency period will be more restrained than the previous one, relayed by the Chicago Tribune. This makes the 2015 NBA Draft especially essential to shoring up the roster.
Numerous sports journalists have submitted and revised their opinions as to whom they think each team will select. The criteria isn’t an exact science but tries to find the sweet spot between a specific team need and the best player likely available for its selection.
The Bulls can go in a number of directions when their turn in the 22nd slot comes up. Mike Dunleavy and Aaron Brooks are both unrestricted free agents, and Kirk Hinrich could join them should he decide to forgo his player option for next year. This makes the case for small forwards and point guards to be prime targets.
Taj Gibson’s ankle surgery, reported by the Chicago Tribune, highlights fragile frontcourt health, especially when coupled with Joakim Noah’s underwhelming 2014-15 campaign. He had to deal with lingering issues th ...
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Full Scouting Report for Chicago Bulls’ Top 2015 NBA Draft Targets
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