Don't get me wrong, I love AB. He has some flaws in his weaker BBIQ and lack of passing and ball handling abilities, but he's a very ideal fit for the modern NBA at the wing.
All that being said, he seems to be the obvious fall guy for our upcoming cap issues and the addition of Fultz. So if we trade him this offseason to make room for a max contract, why not Chicago? Reading some of their beat writers' articles, they seem to think the Bulls would want him due to being an ideal fit between Rondo and Butler, assuming Wade opts out or they trade him. We also know just how much that team likes to "reload" rather than "rebuild," so a trade for a vet like AB would be right up their alley.
So would something like Portis and/or their number 16 pick this year work for you? I'm not sure we could get both for Bradley (using Teague for the number 12 pick last year as a gauge), but I think either one would be really beneficial for the C's off the bench next year. Portis would GREATLY help our rebounding issue, and I still think he has a ton of potential - Z-Bo like potential. On the other hand, with the 16th pick we could take a chance on Giles, who woukd be a high risk/high reward type of scenario for us.
Either one of them would still work with trading AB for a max contract free agent signing, but both of them would probably require an additional trade or someone added to this trade. So what about something like AB, Rozier (who Chicago has long coveted), and one of our 2nds this year for Portis, 16, and a future protected pick (like top-10 or so)?
I think I'd do it. Rozier will lose most of his playing time with the additions of Fultz/Hayward and Brown playing more at the 2 anyways, and both Portis and Giles could actually help us both now and in the future. The alternative would be to trade AB for some future draft consideration, which I don't think we'll get this kind of value on. I would prefer just an AB trade for one of Portis or the 16 pick (and other assets as needed), though, but I'm not sure what else would need to be added to that deal on Chicago's part.