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Thankfully Bulls fans won't have to rely on the very old Lindsey Hunter to back up Rose.

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Originally posted 07:18 AM ET  08.31 by DannyP22

Thankfully Bulls fans won't have to rely on the very old Lindsey Hunter to back up Rose.

Pargo.

If the Bulls are interested in signing Arroyo, it might mean that there is a deal in the works for Kirk Hinrich. Hinrich is good enough to be running his own team.

With all the Rubio hype, it's easy to forget that there are other successful point guards in Europe. I wonder how Rubio stacks up against Sarunas Jasikevicius, Zoran Planinic, J.R. Bremer. J.R. Holden, Theodorus Papaloukas, Juan Carlos Navarro, Omar Cook, and Arroyo, etc. All except Papaloukas tried the NBA and failed. I wish there was more coverage in the U.S. so we can see the truth.

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Originally posted 08:14 AM ET  08.31 by Dioscuri

If the Bulls are interested in signing Arroyo, it might mean that there is a deal in the works for Kirk Hinrich. Hinrich is good enough to be running his own team.

lol...come on-
with his contract- NO ONE is taking him this year
he's an average guard with a HUGE contract

Arroyo's a good guy to have- not sure if Chicago really needs him though since Rose will be playing big minutes this year

He would have more PT in Miami - Riley- you couldn't sign him?

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Originally posted 08:59 AM ET  08.31 by jgb

Arroyo's a good guy to have- not sure if Chicago really needs him though since Rose will be playing big minutes this yearHe would have more PT in Miami - Riley- you couldn't sign him?

Riley dialed Bronson Arroyo's number instead of Carlos's lol

I am a big fan of Carlos Arroyo...but I don't see how he could be a good fit in Chicago. The Bulls have really good Guards. You could argue that only Hinrich and CA are true PG...but I just don't see enough minutes for Carlos in this situation. And no way they would let go of Hinrich for Carlos...

If I was Carlos I would sing with a team in which I could be a 2nd guard with 15minutes plus...for a year. That way he can show his stuff and maybe next year witha better economic outlook he could get abigger and longer contract..

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Originally posted 09:22 AM ET  08.31 by JavyRoCa

If I was Carlos I would sing with a team in which I could be a 2nd guard with 15minutes plus...for a year. That way he can show his stuff and maybe next year witha better economic outlook he could get abigger and longer contract..

I hear you-
not sure of how much $ he made overseas- but it likely
is MORE than what he's going to be earning in the NBA

ps- the bulls always to things wacky-
they like PF's & Pgs'.....I think 80% of their roster are those- lol

Arroyo is a great back up point guard in the league, he is very active on both ends of the court.

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Originally posted 08:57 AM ET  08.31 by jgb

lol...come on- with his contract- NO ONE is taking him this yearhe's an average guard with a HUGE contract

I know you don't hold Hinrich in the same high regard that I do, but you can't possibly think he's average. Chris Duhon is average. I know Hinrich is not top tier, but I rank him above second tier guys like Mo Williams and Jameer Nelson, who were both named to the All-Star team. Hinrich's defense alone sets him apart. As for his contract, it's not that big for a starting point guard and it declines over three years: $9.5, $9.0, $8.5. Jose Calderon, TJ Ford, and Jason Kidd make similiar amounts.

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Originally posted 08:57 AM ET  08.31 by jgb

lol...come on- with his contract- NO ONE is taking him this yearhe's an average guard with a HUGE contract

Not so fast Grasshopper; who's better that's available?

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Originally posted 10:39 AM ET  08.31 by Dioscuri

I know you don't hold Hinrich in the same high regard that I do, but you can't possibly think he's average. Chris Duhon is average. I know Hinrich is not top tier, but I rank him above second tier guys like Mo Williams and Jameer Nelson, who were both named to the All-Star team. Hinrich's defense alone sets him apart. As for his contract, it's not that big for a starting point guard and it declines over three years: $9.5, $9.0, $8.5. Jose Calderon, TJ Ford, and Jason Kidd make similiar amounts.

wait a minute- Chris Duhon is BELOW average

If you are ranking him above nelson & Mo- then I can't
even begin to debate you since you are way off base

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Originally posted 10:51 AM ET  08.31 by Hllywd: Old Schoolin'

Not so fast Grasshopper; who's better that's available?

Not the point-
point is his contract is AWFUL and the top teams don't need
a pg- so what average team is taking on his contract >?
Miami ?

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Originally posted 11:11 AM ET  08.31 by jgb

Not the point-point is his contract is AWFUL and the top teams don't need a pg- so what average team is taking on his contract >?Miami ?

That's a possibility. Riley has spent the last 3 years looking for a point guard. I'm sure he's watching. What a moron.

what is the big deal??? he is a very good backup PG and that is it...

arroy,pargo,rose,and hienrich yep good work?

Next..

Good Luck! Unless the Bulls are preparing to get rid of Hynrick, where will Arroyo play?

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Originally posted 10:39 AM ET  08.31 by Dioscuri

I know you don't hold Hinrich in the same high regard that I do, but you can't possibly think he's average. Chris Duhon is average. I know Hinrich is not top tier, but I rank him above second tier guys like Mo Williams and Jameer Nelson, who were both named to the All-Star team. Hinrich's defense alone sets him apart. As for his contract, it's not that big for a starting point guard and it declines over three years: $9.5, $9.0, $8.5. Jose Calderon, TJ Ford, and Jason Kidd make similiar amounts.

Agree with you completely. You sound like a very knowledge bball fan who actually watched the Bulls games.