1. Cam Reddish
The Chicago Bulls could use a little bit of balancing out on their roster. Their backcourt has a lot of options now that Billy Donovan will be able to deploy at either backcourt spot. But, they don’t have nearly the same kind of depth on the wing.
Atlanta Hawks’ small forward Cam Reddish would be an intriguing target for the Bulls to fix that problem. While Reddish has had his struggles with injuries and consistency, playing in 84 regular-season games with an unsightly .378/.309/.808 shooting split, he has immense upside.
Standing 6’8” with a 7’1” wingspan, Cam Reddish possesses prototypical two-way wing size, length, and athleticism. He can be a difference-maker on that end of the court while his offensive game is still coming around.
If he can play the way he did during the four games he played in the postseason against the Milwaukee Bucks, Reddish can be a breakout player this upcoming season.
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A swap of Coby White for Cam Reddish would help both teams out. White doesn’t look like he will get the touches necessary to continue developing with the Bulls.
Cam Reddish is in a similar situation with the Hawks, so a trade makes sense. Atlanta needs a guard that can help produce when Trae Young is resting and the Bulls need a wing such as Reddish.
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White is recovering from a shoulder procedure, so the Bulls could add some draft compensation to the mix if need be.
