The Chicago Bulls and Detroit Pistons are two franchises that are inexorably bound.
Besides their connection on the I-94 in Michigan, their franchises have been linked throughout their histories.
The Pistons and Bulls battled throughout the 1980s for Midwestern and NBA supremacy, meeting one another for some classic battles.
The Pistons were the dominant franchise in the '80s, the Bulls were dominant in the '90s and the Pistons again in the 2000s.
Now it is the Bulls' turn.
The Pistons groomed Dennis Rodman to become a Bulls legend, and the Bulls thought the same was going to be true with Ben Wallace.
The fact of the matter is that these two rivals will always have a place of hatred in one another's hearts.
Now it is time for these two teams to do business once again.
But this time, it won't be on the court.
The Bulls are a perimeter scoring shooting guard away from title contention.
The Pistons need a small forward with class that can ease the loss of Tayshaun Prince.
That is why it is time for the Pistons to deal Ben Gordon back to the Bulls for Luol Deng.
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Article written by Jay Wierenga
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