I can give you a starting front court with backups, but I could not give you a starting or bench for the back court.

Shaq (LA, Miami), Duncan (spurs), Robinson (spurs), Gasol/bynum (LA), Ben and Rasheed (pistons), Olajawon (Rockets)

I just named all the teams that have won championships (without a guy name michael jordan) in the last 20 years. One thing in common dominate big men that played both ends of the floor. This is not a coincidence.

It’s more important that the Bulls get more talent in the front court, offensively, for Noah and Gibson can take care of the defense and rebounding in the paint.

People like I said b4 the Bulls top priority should be to sign a big guy this summer like: Chris Bosh (which I highly doubt he will come here) or David Lee not a top SG 1st! They need another talented big guy that can help J. Noah scoring inside the painted area. That way the Bulls don’t have to take to many jump shots when they are shooting at a low percentage.

After the Bulls sign a top PF big guy, then they should focuses on getting a taller SG that won’t cost them that much money, that can hit 3’s like: Anthony Morrow, Kelenna Azubuike, Kyle Korver or Rasual Butler to a 2-3 year contract.

If u think about it people if the Bulls get Monte Ellis like Sam Smith said on bulls.com: in a trade deal involving Kirk Hinrich and James Johnson (I think) then the Bulls will run into that same situation again like BG last year. Plus Ellis is a smaller lighter SG and likes to control the basketball a lot just like D-Wade. Which is another reason why I believe if the Bulls can get either one of these 2 players it will not work out with D. Rose.

If the Bulls can manage to do a sign and trade deal to improve their team, I would rather trade L. Deng for Rudy Gay in a heart beat and if I have to give up James Johnson or my 2nd round draft pick I would do it. It’s not like I don’t like Deng, it’s just that he is not a good quick 3 point shooter that the Bulls need and he takes to many jump shots and he is an injury risk type of player.

So here is my 2010-2011 13 player roster:
PG: D. Rose
SG: K. Hinrich or Anthony Morrow or Kyle Korver (hopefully)
SF: Rudy Gay
PF: David Lee (hopefully)
C: J. Noah
Bench:
SG: K. Hinrich or Anthony Morrow or Kyle Korver (hopefully)
PF: Taj Gibson
SF: James Johnson (if he is not traded)
C: Brad Miller or Omir Asik (if Brad Miller leaves)
C: Chris Richard or Omir Asik (if Brad Miller stays)
C: (Bulls 1st round draft pick hopefully)
SF: (Bulls 2nd round draft pick, if they don’t trade him away)
PG or SF: Acie Law or Joe Alexander
SG: Derrick Byers (maybe)

Then the Bulls are set to make a stronger run into the playoffs next season with that monster line-up!

Go BULLS!!!

I’m skeptical Joe Johnson will get a max offer from Chicago and think they’ll work out some trade rather than overpay a FA, not named James or Wade.

Morrow’s a spot up shooter and hard worker but he’s not been that successful. He’d do well with Rose at PG, and did not do not so well with shoot happy Monta Ellis pounding the ball.

All he can ever dream to be, and isn’t even one, is a 20-10-50 guy(see, http://basketbawful.blogspot.com/2009/11/word-of-day-20-10-50-guy.html) And before you start defending him saying his team won 50 games, remember he doesn’t come close to averaging 10rbs or 10asts per game. He reminds me of a taller Gilbert Arenas who can score a bunch of points when they are pretty much the only option on the team. Don’t forget how low his scoring averages used to be (9.8, 16.7, 17.1) and that was playing with STEVE NASH and the Phoenix “high flying shoot the damn ball in 7 seconds or less” Suns, whose other players scoring averages were grossly inflated under the same circumstances (see, Quentin Richardson, Shawn Marion)

He is nothing more than a good player that can put up points if he is the best player on the team (see, Gilbert Arenas, Danny Granger, Monta Ellis)… and in my opinion I think D-Rose is much better than JJ. The only way this offseason will not be a bust is if the Bulls sign Amare, King Crab, Wade or Bosh) but I assure you Joe Johnson will not make the Bulls a title contender.