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Kirk Hinrich and the Chicago Bulls have reached a verbal agreement on a two-year deal worth just over $6 million, according to K.C. Johnson of the Chicago Tribune. The Milwaukee Bucks had reportedly offered Hinrich a deal worth over $4M annually earlier in the week, but with Monta Ellis and Brandon Jennings blocking his playing time the Bulls made a better fit in the end. In other news, the Bucks are finalizing a five-year, $45 million deal with Ersan Ilyasova.

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Call me crazy, but a team that already has their franchise PG in Derrick Rose (who played 45 MPG in the playoffs and 37 MPG in the regular season) that adds Jannero Pargo and Lindsey Hunter sure seems to have their PG rotation on lock. Of course, we all know Captain Kirk can play off-guard, but it seems genuinely strange to push on the tax range (which they were before Hunter) with the plan of not playing Hinrich at his natural position at all.

Sam weighs in on Bosh, Kirk and the Derrick Rose thing...Assuming any of this was actually done, it would seem to me it was the schools orchestrating it and the schools who are the villains, not the player, who, by the way, wasn't paid while the university collected millions. As I wrote before, Rose could have played at the Y last year and been the No, 1 pick in the draft. He didn't have to go to Memphis. Do you think it's every South Side kid's dream to be there? It's amazing to hear the self righteous blather about this from a bunch of people I often hear asking Rose for all sorts of favors. Maybe if we were in the U.S., people would wait until there was some actual proof.