Post by TimPig on Nov 18, 2019 18:14:55 GMT
While it was a different story than Antawn Jamison's, the outcome ultimately proved the same. DeAndre Ayton, who Chicago traded a multitude of picks and young assets for, was never able to put together the all-league season in Chicago that had come to be expected of him when he played for Milwaukee. Part of his downfall can likely be traced back to Jamison, who left Chicago just as the two were entering their prime. Ayton claimed that offseason that he was ready to carry the Bulls into the Jamison-less future, but unfortunately for Chicago, he just couldn't back up those words with his play.
DeAndre Ayton
Baby Bitch Bulls
Bulls Years: 2005 - 2006; 2012 - 2017
Inducted: 2006
Position: Center
Bulls stats:
MPG: 29.7
PPG: 17.1
FG%: .518
FT%: .780
3PT%: .374
RPG: 10.3
APG: 1.5
SPG: 0.9
BPG: 1.4
TOPG: 1.4
Bulls Achievements:
- 2015 TMBSL Champion
- 2005 All-Star Game Participant
- 2005 All-League First Team
Biography:
Height: 7'1
Weight: 285 pounds
College: University of Arizona
Transactions:
- Acquired from the Milwaukee Bucks in exchange for Mohamed Bamba, Marcus Fizer, AJ Guyton, Jim Halpert, John Petty, and four first round draft picks
- Traded to the Los Angeles Clippers for RJ Cole and four first round draft picks
- Re-acquired in free agency on an MLE in 2012, which was extended for two additional seasons
- Resigned for $4,000,000 per year over two years
Notes:
- After an outstanding initial half season with the Bulls, experienced perhaps the worst year and a half of his career between 2006 and 2007 seasons before being traded
- Decimated a young up-and-coming Bulls roster of trade assets
- Was acquired for a package that included the Bulls 2010 first round draft pick, which turned into the 1st overall pick and Zach Randolph
- Kickstarted the Milwaukee Bucks franchise that has thrived since his departure
- Reclaimed his status as one of the league's elite centers upon arriving in Los Angeles
- Together with Antawn Jamison destroyed a potential Bulls dynasty, allowing the Charlotte Hornets to control the Central Division and Eastern Conference for years to come
- Acted as a backup on the Bulls 2015 championship squad
- Left Chicago again for Portland in free agency, cementing his place as a Baby Bitch Bull
Inducted: 2006
Position: Center
Bulls stats:
MPG: 29.7
PPG: 17.1
FG%: .518
FT%: .780
3PT%: .374
RPG: 10.3
APG: 1.5
SPG: 0.9
BPG: 1.4
TOPG: 1.4
Bulls Achievements:
- 2015 TMBSL Champion
- 2005 All-Star Game Participant
- 2005 All-League First Team
Biography:
Height: 7'1
Weight: 285 pounds
College: University of Arizona
Transactions:
- Acquired from the Milwaukee Bucks in exchange for Mohamed Bamba, Marcus Fizer, AJ Guyton, Jim Halpert, John Petty, and four first round draft picks
- Traded to the Los Angeles Clippers for RJ Cole and four first round draft picks
- Re-acquired in free agency on an MLE in 2012, which was extended for two additional seasons
- Resigned for $4,000,000 per year over two years
Notes:
- After an outstanding initial half season with the Bulls, experienced perhaps the worst year and a half of his career between 2006 and 2007 seasons before being traded
- Decimated a young up-and-coming Bulls roster of trade assets
- Was acquired for a package that included the Bulls 2010 first round draft pick, which turned into the 1st overall pick and Zach Randolph
- Kickstarted the Milwaukee Bucks franchise that has thrived since his departure
- Reclaimed his status as one of the league's elite centers upon arriving in Los Angeles
- Together with Antawn Jamison destroyed a potential Bulls dynasty, allowing the Charlotte Hornets to control the Central Division and Eastern Conference for years to come
- Acted as a backup on the Bulls 2015 championship squad
- Left Chicago again for Portland in free agency, cementing his place as a Baby Bitch Bull
