Don Nelson would have never played him since he can’t run and not much of an offensive game and today, he’d be a shell of what he is in Chicago.

But I think Wright will still be the better player as long as he stays healthy. Wright can rebound, run, and has a little more polished offensive game than Noah. He just needs time to be on the court.

I have hated that guy since his college days.

 His college team was pretty good, I recall looking at tape of them cause they had a first pick potential guy and it turned out Noah was the sleeper on those tapes, always in the right spot at the right time .

He might not have the on-court passion and motor, but Wright has talent and he is a dedicated basketball player. He has the soft touch that other bigs don’t and that is what makes a difference in bigs. He has the height and athleticism, he can run the floor, he can rebound and box out, even offensive rebounding is there. Wright needs to improve his mid-range jumper and he will be unstoppable. He already established his goto move.

Next season, Curry to Wright is going to be a deadly and extremely effective combination, unless one of them is traded of course.

How much of a head case Noah was coming out of college. His own team mates asked for him to be suspended. Now imagine him on this squad where he would have been the man, getting “veteran leadership” from one Mr. Jackson and butting heads with Nelson on a daily biases.

Think this team has problems now? It would have been much, much worse.

Why do most front page posts randomly have to daft Mullin out of nowhere?

He is just a frustrating player to watch. He has so much “potential” like so many of our other guys but he is as uncoordinated as I’ve seen a player in the NBA and seriously undersized and underweight for his height. I’ll believe that he’s gaining weight when I see it and I want to see him get a chance to play some good minutes in the league but saying that Wright “WILL” be better than Noah at this point is nothing short of BS. Not only does Noah have a solid stat line and is consistent night in and night out, the intangibles that he has over Wright can’t be underestimated. He is a hustle player that has shown more fight in the series against Boston last year and so far this series against the Cavs than I’ve seen Wright show in his whole career.

“You like him? You think Brandon Wright is cool? I mean I never heard somebody say I’m going on vacation with Brandon Wright. What’s so good about Brandon Wright?”

We could trade one of the Biedrins for some talent (Amare, Bosh, etc). We can’t even trade Wright for a bag of balls.

 We’ll have another new low freethrow percentage record next year?

you must have a very low threshold of dis-interest?

Dubs have Wright through next year, and a qualifying offer of 4.5 mil the following year. Randolph can be had for roughly the same price, (a little less) through the 2012-13 season. Both of their actual player values have yet to be determined as neither has shown an undeniable asset to a good team.

Noah may be in the East, but is one of the passion players on the Bulls. Randolph has the jumper that Noah covets, and Wright has the post moves and length to be larger than most 6’9" PF’s. However Noah’s value will increase solely on the basis that he is a starter on a playoff team. I am happy that the Warrior’s record has put a damper on both Wright and Randolph’s value because it becomes plausible to keep them both for the next 4-5 years while they develop. Losing either of them for a superstar and getting rid of Maggette’s contract wouldn’t anger me as much as a crappy trade, but otherwise I don’t see any reason to trade.

It will be interesting to see if Tolliver comes back and they both have to compete with him for minutes. In many ways Tolliver is similar to Noah, more so than Wright anyways.