The Chicago Bulls, who are currently the top contenders in the East, are currently performing very specially, in a state of eight consecutive wins, and their hopes of rushing out of the East are getting closer and closer. Aside from the Big Three, the Bulls' roster still has room to improve, a championship-contending team will never settle for the moment, and Chicago local media listed 3 deals the Bulls can make.
3. The Bulls send Patrick Williams, Troy Brown Jr., future second round, get Wood
Wood is by far one of the hottest potential trading targets in the trading market, and the big man's ability to pull out space and grab rebounds is good, while having the ability to move quickly, which is perfect for teams with strong outside lines. Wood's advanced stats for the Rockets aren't great, but in the past, he's very useful when he has some star players around him and is the team's third- and fourth-place offensive pick.
The Bulls can try the starting lineups of Wood, Vucevic, DeRozan, Raven, and Ball, all of whom can hit three-pointers on the inside and have very strong rebounding ability, and Wood can also use as a substitute to enhance the Bulls' less excellent bench firepower, and Caruso leads the second team.
Wood's contract is also not a big number for the Bulls.
2. The Bulls send Kobe Bryant White in exchange for Redish
The recent surge in Redish production while providing the Bulls' most desired forward role and making up for what the Bulls lost in the remaining time due to Williams' absence from the Bulls is very valuable.
In December, Redish averaged 15 points, 2 rebounds, 2 assists, 1 steal and 1 block per game, very comprehensive, shooting 40%, three-point improvement to 39%, and free throws to 91%, after his shooting was criticized. Coupled with his ability to open up space on the court and defend toughly, he can form a headache defensive flank combination with Caruso.
The Bulls sent Derek Jones, Williams, White, and first-round Grant + Lyles
If Grant can be obtained, the Bulls can form the most terrifying starting combination in the East, and the Pistons general manager has openly stated that all players except Cunningham can participate in the trade, and their determination to rebuild around Cunningham is very obvious, which will naturally attract the attention of the vast majority of playoff teams.
Grant is a player who can greatly improve the team's strength from both ends of the attack and defense, and he does not have the ball.