Posted by TMS:

Posted by Marv:

Posted by TMS:

no doubt, the Bulls have plenty of great assets to offer other teams for a stud player.

another option for us to pursue a guy like Ben Gordon if you want that crunchtime money player that playoff teams all seem to have (not sure what we could give up though short of Nate, Lee & both picks, which imo would be too much to give).

[Edited by - TMS on 06-26-2006 7:47 PM]

give nate a couple of years and he'll be just as good.

i'd be happy if Nate simply learned how to play under control for a change.

what did you think of his play in the games where he scored over 30? what did you think of his play as a starter during the 6-gaqe winning streak?

Posted by Marv:

Posted by TMS:

Posted by Marv:

Posted by TMS:

no doubt, the Bulls have plenty of great assets to offer other teams for a stud player.

another option for us to pursue a guy like Ben Gordon if you want that crunchtime money player that playoff teams all seem to have (not sure what we could give up though short of Nate, Lee & both picks, which imo would be too much to give).

[Edited by - TMS on 06-26-2006 7:47 PM]

give nate a couple of years and he'll be just as good.

i'd be happy if Nate simply learned how to play under control for a change.

what did you think of his play in the games where he scored over 30? what did you think of his play as a starter during the 6-gaqe winning streak?

he played great in those games... i'm talking about being consistent... Eddy Curry showed flashes of brilliance too but you don't see anyone doing jumping jacks about his prospect for becoming a superstar in this league just yet... consistency is the name of the game... Nate has to learn how to play under control consistently if he ever wants to make the jump to the next level.