Joel Lorenzi

Maybe not what you wanted to be, especially next to a guy like Ant.

If he goes to Minnesota, is he in a six-man role?

Is that better for him?

Where does he truly sit for a winning team is the question, and a playoff team is the question.

On the business side of this deal, if it's going to be feasible, how hard will the Bulls make it to do business?

Will this be an easy call?

You're already looking at it.

Frankly, I mean, people know the bulls generally do not deal at the deadline.

They do not swing these deals.

They have not been explosive on these markets.

Right.

Yeah.

I have many gripes with it, namely the obvious, his availability, right?

And I know people are going to point to the last years and say, well, he played this many games, this many games.

The fact that we're doing semantics and mental gymnastics about his availability should mean something.

Yeah, that's fair.

And also, I hear the people who are arguing for him saying,

I come from covering Oklahoma City, a place with fewer resources and a need to rebuild.

And I just, I wonder about the standards of people who want AD and the standards of people who are fine with this current roster.

So being okay with mediocrity, is that what you're saying?