When Millsap, a 36-year-old 4-time All-Star, has reached a breakup deal with the Nets, he will be traded to which team will raise concerns. Now, according to American journalist Michael Scotto, the Bulls are interested in bringing in Millsap to improve the strength of the frontcourt, after all, the Bulls pursued him last offseason.
A four-time All-Star, 36-year-old Millsap joined the Nets with a veteran base salary, but he was on the edge of rotating players on the team. This season he averaged only 3.4 points, 3.7 rebounds and 1 assist per game, basically in the situation of being abandoned by Nash, allowing Millsap to reach a breakup agreement with the Nets.
The Nets promised to help Millsap find a suitable home, and current news suggests the Bulls are interested in bringing in Millsap. Last offseason, the Bulls were one of many teams that pursued Millsap, but they eventually lost to the Nets.
Today, even if the Bulls regain the throne of the First Place in the East with a record of 32 wins and 18 losses, the philadelphia, heat, Cavaliers and Bucks behind them are not much different, and the top of the Eastern Conference may change hands at any time.
The Bulls not only lost the ball and Caruso's backcourt, but also due to the season reimbursement of Patrick Williams, plus the dunk king Jones Jr. was also absent due to injury, making the Bulls' frontcourt extremely weak. Once the Bulls can trade with the Nets to get Millsap, it will undoubtedly improve the team's strength, but whether the Nets are willing to trade Millsap to the title rival is still unknown.
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