EP 260: Stacey reacts to the Bulls trading EVERYONE, acquiring guards, and the future of the team

Mark, I have to disagree.

I think they're better.

I mean, you look at the guys they picked up.

Collin Sexton's averaging about 17 points a game.

He's a two-way player.

Simons was killing off the bench.

He's up for sixth man of the year for Boston.

And on a second-place team, Boston wasn't even supposed to be in any top order this year.

He's one of the main reasons why they are.

You know, then you look at Dillingham, you know, who's a young player.

He was a lottery pick.

We got 11 lottery picks on our roster now, 11.

And Dillingham just wasn't getting any minutes.

Some of these guys couldn't get minutes on their, on their regular teams because the fact that they've got stars in front of them, you know, Dillingham's got Conley in front of them.

He's got some other Anthony Edwards is handling the ball now, point guard spot.

So, and then he also, he's, he's slight in frame, you know, 170, 175 pounds, you know, so Dillingham, I see where they're going.

I think now they're admitting it without admitting it.

That, hey, we're scrapping everything.

We're starting over and we're going to build from the draft.

And I think now they got all their first round picks back.

They got 14 second-round picks, and I didn't know how important second-round picks were.

You know, they are just, I mean, they're not as good as the first round, but if you lump a few of them together, because there's so many talented players that slip to the second round that might be in this draft that may slip to the second round, and you got some, I mean, they become much more valuable.

Whispers, what do you think?

Well, it was definitely overdue.

He had to do something.