The Chicago Bulls could come out of the woodwork to steal Duncan Robinson away from the Miami Heat.
The Chicago Bulls could sneak under the radar and steal Duncan Robinson. They might not be the first team most people think of, but don’t count them out.
Their sights will likely be set on point guards such as Lonzo Ball at the start of free agency. However, they have other routes to sign even more players.
In addition to possibly letting Lauri Markkanen walk, they have other players they can trade to open up cap space. If they wanted to, trading away Thaddeus Young and/or Tomas Satoransky could open up a ton of financial wiggle room.
Adding a player such as Duncan Robinson to the roster is ideal for any team. For the Bulls, it would give them a sharpshooter that can create space for Zach LaVine and Nikola Vucevic.
With Ball, or whoever they sign at point guard, at the helm, Robinson would give an option to pass to on the wing. As it stands now, the Bulls don’t have any true three-point specialists.
While they might not be able to offer the biggest contract out of the bunch, they could still throw Robinson around $15-$18 million at the most.
This would once again create a very difficult decision for the Miami Heat to make. It just begs the question, how much is too much to pay Duncan Robinson this offseason?