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Reunited! @yungsmoove21 talking to his former/new team mate! pic.twitter.com/3fP5PVhXbX
— Shekinah Young (@Mrs___Young21) June 30, 2019
Thad Young's games played/started the last 4 years:
2015-16: 73/73 – 15.1ppg
2016-17: 74/74 – 11.0 ppg
2017-18: 81/81 – 11.8 ppg
2018-19: 81/81 – 12.6 ppgCan't deny it, he has been an efficient and reliable forward over the years. #Bulls could have done worse.
— Elias Schuster (@Schuster_Elias) June 30, 2019
Versatility. The Bulls keep improving there.
In three seasons, Satoransky has played 40% at point guard, 49% at shooting guard and 11% at small forward. Much more point guard last year 82%) because of Wall, but the Bulls have a bunch of backcourt lineup combos
— Mark Strotman (@markstrot) July 1, 2019
FWIW, Tomas Satoransky and Coby White both can play off the ball. John Paxson already has said he envisions lineups with Kris Dunn and White together. So lineups with Dunn/Satoransky likely too. It’s when Dunn is off ball (often with LaVine) where there have been issues.
— K.C. Johnson (@KCJHoop) July 1, 2019
Zach LaVine is now the second best dunker on the Bulls pic.twitter.com/FmqMaIqJ7W
— Bulls Talk (@NBCSBulls) July 1, 2019
The Nets had a good night… but we don't see KD or Kyrie on this graphic pic.twitter.com/fv4VKgwFRR
— Bulls Talk (@NBCSBulls) July 1, 2019
The Bulls Are Reportedly Looking to Trade PG Kris Dunn https://t.co/vtZrDZ1Fwf pic.twitter.com/1tdpGOxxF5
— Bleacher Nation Bulls (@BN_Bulls) July 1, 2019
Obviously you haven’t seen this kid play? Go check him out on video…..He’s no slouch kid trust me on that! He can gooooo! https://t.co/oI2Ftfe0pP
— Stacey King (@Stacey21King) July 1, 2019