Found February 25, 2008 on
Chicago Sports Review:
Wait, John Paxson was able to dump one of the NBA's worst contracts for a package of younger, cheaper players?!? Our John Paxson? In between fits of joy, Charlie Danoff looks at the four players the Bulls received at the trade deadline last week and previews what impact they will have.
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