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Bulls/Kings Trade: Look Who's Back In Town
TEAMS: Chicago Bulls,  Sacramento Kings
PLAYERS: Brad Miller,  John Salmons,  Andres Nocioni,  Drew Gooden,  Cedric Simmons,  Brian Cardinal,  Brad Miller
The Bulls made a blockbuster trade today, and thankfully it did not involve Brian Cardinal. Brad Miller is coming home (so to speak): The Chicago Bulls and Sacramento Kings have reached tentative agreement on a trade sending Andres Nocioni, Drew Gooden and Cedric Simmons to the Kings for Brad Miller and John Salmons ... Getty Images
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  • StevieY19

    StevieY19 said February 18, 2009

    I would have traded Gooden and Noce for a ham sandwich.
  • JASON323_310

    JASON323_310 said February 18, 2009

    My Lakers traded Chris Mihm not to long ago, The only teams that I see making some noise before the deadline is the:
    SPURS
    BLAZERS (GREG ODEN GOT A CHIPPED KNEE!! HOPEFULLY IT'S NOT THAT SERIOUS)
    CAVS
    CELTICS
  • StorminNorman
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    StorminNorman said February 19, 2009

    This trade is great for the Bulls. It doesn't make them contenders, but its an improvement and it clears cap space for 2010.

  • aops6a said February 19, 2009

    Great trade for the bulls getting a servicable big man in Miller & an athletic player in Salmons at the 3. Look for Hughes to get pushed into even less playing time & poor old Gooden another logo for his suitcase.

  • aops6a said February 19, 2009

    All these trades make you scratch your head because the players involved seem to rather equal in talent so the overall improvement to a team isn't apparrent. The Cavs could stay pat not making a trade maybe picking up a vetern released from a team following a trade. Like a vetern big man to take minuets behind Z, Big Ben & Andy the only real talked about weakness to their team that started with the trade of J.Smith for M.Williams. Look for a scoop up of J.Smith if he gets released following being trade a few days ago like the Mcdyess saga out of Detriot.
    • speedwell
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      speedwell replied February 19, 2009

      It's another salary dump, expiring contracts and cap relief and such.
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