Caleb Williams Rescue Team

I hope Bryson Graham is smart enough to know that the Bulls have three first round picks this year, if you count Essengue, and have all their picks going forward. There's no reason to take on a large contract like a Butler, a Zion, or a Ja in order to stockpile picks. Money is better spent on relevant pieces that will help the young guys develop. Those pieces can be role players or even solid two-way starters. They can be acquired by trade or thru FA. The last thing they should do to these young players is stick them with disgruntled broken down stars. Remember, SGA, Hartenstein, McCain, Brunson, KAT, Hart, Anunoby, and Bridges weren't drafted by OKC and the Knicks. Good trades and signings for players they wanted to keep were made. Rebuilding involves picks, trades, and signings. It's not only about stockpiling draft picks and hoping for the next Wemby. That's not how the Bulls role, anyway. That's not how the NBA would want a big market team operating either.

“State Sen. Robert Peters, a Chicago Democrat whose district encompasses Soldier Field, expressed frustration at Warren and how, despite his success in helping the Minnesota Vikings secure a new stadium, “he is now being known for this three-year cluster mess of the Bears stadium deal, and his approach to it.” 
“We have come to this place where it’s an easy narrative about the governor versus the mayor. And I don’t think that’s the right narrative. The main narrative is that the Bears have been totally inept in this entire process,” he said Thursday. 
“None of us want to have our heart broken seeing the team we love move,” Peters said. “What we also don’t want to see is the team we love bamboozle us.””

“State Sen. Robert Peters, a Chicago Democrat whose district encompasses Soldier Field, expressed frustration at Warren and how, despite his success in helping the Minnesota Vikings secure a new stadium, “he is now being known for this three-year cluster mess of the Bears stadium deal, and his approach to it.” 
“We have come to this place where it’s an easy narrative about the governor versus the mayor. And I don’t think that’s the right narrative. The main narrative is that the Bears have been totally inept in this entire process,” he said Thursday. 
“None of us want to have our heart broken seeing the team we love move,” Peters said. “What we also don’t want to see is the team we love bamboozle us.””

Brayden Burries is definitely coming up on my draft board. I had him at 13, now I have him at 7. 1. Wizards — Cam Boozer 2. Jazz — AJ Dybantsa 3. Grizzlies — Darius Acuff Jr. 4. Bulls — Yaxel Lendeborg 5. Clippers — Caleb Wilson 6. Nets — Keaton Wagler 7. Kings — Brayden Burries 8. Hawks — Darryn Peterson 9. Mavs — Kingston Flemings 10. Bucks — Labaron Philon Jr. 11. Warriors — Christian Anderson 12. Thunder — Karim Lopez 13. Heat — Cameron Carr 14. Hornets — Mikel Brown Jr. 15. Bulls — Milan Momcilovic 16. Grizzlies — Sergio de Larrea 17. Thunder — Aday Mara 18. Hornets — Henri Veesaar 19. Raptors — Ebuka Okorie 20. Spurs — Tyler Tanner All 20 of these prospects have a very good chance at having All-Star careers, i genuinely mean it. Deepest draft ever probably.

“Cunningham said the state has been experiencing ‘headwinds’ in negotiations, and those obstacles have only been ‘strengthened’ because of the outreach (to the city) by the Bears.” And the Bears haven’t done the traffic study for the infrastructure money… 10 days to go…