CHI's gonna regret it. You don't give up a guy who is a 7'3" rebounder and shotblocker who is not even near his prime for salary cap space and a guy who will never see daylight for playing time on a roster filled with guards.
They already had problems with their interior scoring. Now they will not have any interior defence. Good Job John.
I doubt you'll find many Chicago fans missing Tyson. He's a good example of a guy who could've used at least a couple years of college to get his basketball IQ up there. Same with Curry. These are guys that got by in high school on their athleticism and couldn't adapt to the X's and O's that the NBA requires.
I liked Tyson two years ago - good rebounding and shot blocking. This past year (after he got his big deal I may add) he simply didn't show up and was just so foul prone he couldn't stay on the court to even provide any value. Not sure if it was his back acting up or not but he didn't live up to the deal he got. AT ALL. And his hands certainly weren't going to get any bigger. It got to the point where the guards wouldn't even look for him on the break for fear the ball would AGAIN bounce right off his hands. It got old real quick.
If you look at the whole deal as getting PJ, JR, and Wallace for Tyson, I think I'd do that deal any day of the week. I wanted both Curry and Tyson to work out as well. It was a flop. Let's turn the page and move on. All ties to Krause are now gone - it's all Pax's guys now and he's hinted that he's not done dealing. I'm looking forward to his next move.
C'mon...drink the Pax kool-aid !
ps Tyson is 7'1". Was 7' when they drafted him and he grew an inch since. I wish his hands grew as well - could've helped.