No, I am NOT kidding. I'm very serious about this one.
Tyrus Thomas and Noah r both top draft picks with a lot of upside, they have star potential. They probably won't become a 20-10 guy, but they r pretty close to be Okafor/Camby type in a year or 2. And they r under rookie contracts, what's the risk to try them?
Most importantly for us, for this season, they r ready to contribute. They r both aggressive, hard-nosed, energized, hustle, get a lot of rebounds, blocks and steals in limited and inconsistent minutes off-bench, while there is not even a true center in that Bulls. Starting alongside Shaq as full time PF, I'll bet on them to reach 12+8.
By the way, I'd rather take Noah for his 6-11 size, but Tyrus Thomas is more experienced, more ready.
Hinrich is still an excellent PG, he had a bad season last year but will definitely bounce back. His contract is also very reasonable, decreases over next 4 years, 10M for now, end as 8M. Think about the season after next! Dragic is the only other PG we have got.
Tyrus Thomas and Noah r both top draft picks with a lot of upside, they have star potential. They probably won't become a 20-10 guy, but they r pretty close to be Okafor/Camby type in a year or 2. And they r under rookie contracts, what's the risk to try them?
Most importantly for us, for this season, they r ready to contribute. They r both aggressive, hard-nosed, energized, hustle, get a lot of rebounds, blocks and steals in limited and inconsistent minutes off-bench, while there is not even a true center in that Bulls. Starting alongside Shaq as full time PF, I'll bet on them to reach 12+8.
By the way, I'd rather take Noah for his 6-11 size, but Tyrus Thomas is more experienced, more ready.
Hinrich is still an excellent PG, he had a bad season last year but will definitely bounce back. His contract is also very reasonable, decreases over next 4 years, 10M for now, end as 8M. Think about the season after next! Dragic is the only other PG we have got.