Noah Leaving Bulls

[Rosco917]

Other than not being a "floor stretching" 5, he would be good addition for next season, and he would be a nice guy to mentor a young center should we draft one. He always been a hard worker, good rebounder, very good passer, and a good team mate, as long as he's healthy I'm for it.

[mr. dee]

Sign him for a bloated 2 year contract with team option on 2nd year if ever Danny fails to lure any superstar FA.

[mctyson]

Honestly we don't don't need Noah.

As much as I think he would fit the personality of the team, and he is unquestionably a good 4/5 defensively and rebounding...we have that already with Amir and even Sully.

I would only approve of Noah if Amir or Sully left.

[86MaxwellSmart]

Maybe this is Noah telling the front office to trade Butler soon, maybe on draft night.

Weird timing to me...Perhaps the rest of the players feel the way Noah does,and this is him speaking for them. Chi front office should go with the younger player in Butler--but maybe the vets (Rose incl) want Butler gone.

[Evantime34]

I'd love the C's to pursue Noah. Last year the C's had issues with the bigger centers, Noah would help with that issue.

Coming off a down year (due to injury) we might be able to get him at a good value. If he can regain his form he can be a top notch defensive center, that hits the glass hard.

His intensity would really fit well with our current team and he's the type of player you would want around young developing bigs.

[dannyboy35]

I love Noah's drive but I don't get the point. I'm so tired of moves that don't actually bring us closer to winning a title. I'd rather be in the lottery building up guys value.

[Geo123]

In my mind Noah was Never going to resign in Chicago.   It was time for a change for both him and the team.  I like him for us.  IMO he won't come cheap and I agree that Minnesota will go after him but that would make Dieng possibly available also.... 

[Surferdad]

I love Noah's drive but I don't get the point. I'm so tired of moves that don't actually bring us closer to winning a title. I'd rather be in the lottery building up guys value.

Agree.  It sems that fans who are frustrated with the pace of progress just grab at possible straws to make the team better.  Noah would be an improvement on defense and rebounding, both weak areas for the C's.  However, he can't shoot to save his life.  Noah would be a good backup center, but I think in that case, I would just keep Amir.

[Evantime34]

I love Noah's drive but I don't get the point. I'm so tired of moves that don't actually bring us closer to winning a title. I'd rather be in the lottery building up guys value.

I think a guy like Noah helps our young players develop via veteran guidance which could be argued moves us closer to winning a title.

[dannyboy35]

I love Noah's drive but I don't get the point. I'm so tired of moves that don't actually bring us closer to winning a title. I'd rather be in the lottery building up guys value.

I think a guy like Noah helps our young players develop via veteran guidance which could be argued moves us closer to winning a title.
   

Well at least that could be worth something. Better than playing Sully and Jerebko who won't be here whenever we could possibly contend.

[dreamgreen]

Honestly we don't don't need Noah.

As much as I think he would fit the personality of the team, and he is unquestionably a good 4/5 defensively and rebounding...we have that already with Amir and even Sully.

I would only approve of Noah if Amir or Sully left.

I'll take 4 years of Noah if he can stay reasonably healthy over 4 years of Sully.

[BitterJim]

Honestly we don't don't need Noah.

As much as I think he would fit the personality of the team, and he is unquestionably a good 4/5 defensively and rebounding...we have that already with Amir and even Sully.

I would only approve of Noah if Amir or Sully left.

I'll take 4 years of Noah if he can stay reasonably healthy over 4 years of Sully.

I'd take 4 years of cap space over 4 years of either of them.  I'd love Noah for an Amir-type deal, but no way do I want him on the books until he's 35, especially without a season to see if he's truly declining

[boscel33]

OK, so lets get Noah and Horford, plus keep the 3rd overall.

[OldSchoolDude]

If I’m going to over pay for an old center on the back end of his career, I’m going to get Howard.  At least Howard still managed to average a double double last year despite limited usage.

[alldaboston]

Honestly we don't don't need Noah.

As much as I think he would fit the personality of the team, and he is unquestionably a good 4/5 defensively and rebounding...we have that already with Amir and even Sully.

I would only approve of Noah if Amir or Sully left.

I'll take 4 years of Noah if he can stay reasonably healthy over 4 years of Sully.

I'd take 4 years of cap space over 4 years of either of them. I'd love Noah for an Amir-type deal, but no way do I want him on the books until he's 35, especially without a season to see if he's truly declining

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