What do u think the Chicago Bulls will do with Ben Gordon?

Question

he is a free agent

Answer 1

Sign and trade.... One team i can think of that really NEEDS and WANTS a pointguard is MIAMI..

But there are two teams with lots of pointguard tallent that will probably be trading...

The bulls have ben gordon... and memphis has a bunch of great pointguards... but too many... The one that gets the least minutes is javaris crittenton... they will either trade him or mike conley they are both top 3 point guards of their draft.

For sure Miami wants a point guard....

Im not really sure of any team other than the knicks that might need a solid point guard soon

Answer 2

for the last time, he is not a PG.lol.maybe sign and trade him for Zach Randolph form the Knicks. it can be possible. Kincks need shooters while Bulls need Post presence.  

Answer 3

theyre going to have to sign and trade him.  i dont think they ever intended to keep gordon on the roster, and i dont blame them.

gordon and deng with the money they wanted, and deng got, couldnt take the bulls to a playoff spot in the east, gordon is a streaky scorer who gives you nothing else, i would rather hope that hughes can get his defense back up and become the player he was when he got his contract.

Answer 4

They should trade him for a post player (a good power forward or center).

Answer 5

I hope he signs wit da Heat

Answer 6

I think that they need to do a sign and trade to at least get something in return.  After resigning Luol Deng and with Derrick Rose as your sure PG, their is very little Gordon could do for Chicago unless he takes a pay cut and plays off the bench.  IMO, i think Ben Gordon needs to go to a team where he could start and be a role player.  Toronto would be a good place for him to go to.  As a player, Gordon has his advantages and disadvantages.  He is a really efficent scorer as he averages nearly 20 points in 25-30 min.  But to get the 20 points, he puts up alot of shots.  That was a reason why the Bulls put him on the bench.  His defense also is lacking but with the right help it could change.  If he comes to the raptors he would be our starting 2 guard and be our 3 option on the floor.  But that wont hinder his time with the ball to much as Bosh & JO will attract the opposing defense.  This will leave Gordon open for shots as well to drive and look for contact.

The trade would see:

Chicago recieves: Kris Humphries, Anthony Parker, Joey Graham

PG - Rose/Hinrich

SG - Hughes/Parker

SF - Deng/Sefolosha/Graham

PF - Gooden/Nocioni/Simmons

C - Humphries/Gray

Toronto Recieves: Ben Gordon, Tyrus Thomas

PG - Calderon/Ukic

SG - Gordon/Solomon

SF - Kapono/Moon/Adams

PF - Bosh/Thomas

C - O'neail/Bargnani/Jawai

Answer 7

Well the Bulls still need a decent starting center. Personally, I would like to see him head to Washington for Brendan Haywood and a throw-in like deshawn stevenson. The Bulls get a very solid starting center and another backup guy who they might buy out and Washington gets a prolific scorer to compliment Arenus in the back-court. Seems like a win-win. Another option I would like to see is a trade to memphis for Darko Milicic. Darko has never really gotten a fair chance and I see him becoming a decent role player for the Bulls starting at center (He averaged 7ppg, 6 rpg and 1.6bpg in just 24mpg. Increase his minutes to 30 and he is more like a 9ppg, 7.5rpg, and 2bpg player, very respectable for a 7-foot starting center.) I think either trade would be good for both teams.

...And to the guy above me, I am a Bulls fan and I wouldn't trade those three for just Gordon or even for just Thomas. Why would the Bulls want two more shooting guards when we already have enough(the only halfway decent player we get is 33 and will retire soon) and a 6-9 guy. We have Thomas, Gooden, and you forgot Noah who are all right in that same height category, plus Nocioni can play the power forward spot too. No way that trade would ever happen.