There have been a lot of rumors in recent days about the possibility of seeing Austin Reaves in a Bulls jersey, and while he's probably not the best fit alongside Giddey, how should Chicago move to make them work? Here's a possible idea.

• TOR trade: Chicago receives Poeltl, the 2026 No.19 pick, and two futures srp, while Toronto receives P.Williams, J.Smith, and the 2026 No.38 pick. This trade allows the Bulls to gain ground in this draft and add a couple of futures srp to their draft capital, to have this they'll take on one of the worst contracts in the league. It also allows the Raptors to get rid of a terrible contract in exchange for another terrible one, but one that's less expensive and shorter, and most importantly, to add a young, defensively sound center at the cost of minimal draft capital.

• HOU trade: Chicago receives S.Adams and HOU/BRK 2027frp, while Houston receives R.Dillingham and T.Jones. This trade allows the Bulls to leverage their cap space and promising young players who would otherwise have limited playing time to increase their draft stock. While it allows the Rockets to shed a cumbersome contract and add two players—one experienced and one young—who can lead the offense, these types of players are what Houston has been lacking this season.

• F.A. moves: Obviously, everything is done if Reaves arrives, so he's the first signing for a contract worth €120 million over three years. Then Ayo and Dort are signed, both for €60 million over three years, for their defensive skills, which are essential if you have to play with Giddey and Reaves. In addition to them, Agbaji and McClung are also signed for one year at the minimum salary.

• At the draft, Wilson was chosen with the No.4 pick, Burries/Carr/Philon Jr with the No.15 pick and Suigo with the No.19 pick.

• Bulls roster after these offseason:

• Guards: Giddey, Reaves, Ayo, Dort, McClung, Burries/Carr/Philon Jr.

• Forwards: Buzelis, Wilson, Essengue, Miller, Okoro, Agbaji.

• Centers: Poeltl, Adams, Suigo.