Bits of gossip: Kemba Walker's Replacement On Celtics Could Be Talented Bulls Guard
The Kemba Walker Experiment didn't actually work for the Boston Celtics. Presently, the group has a vast void at the point watch with the exit of Walker.
Numerous names have been skimmed around to supplant Walker, including top-level folks Damian Lillard and Ben Simmons. Be that as it may, as indicated by an eyewitness, the Celtics, with new mentor Ime Udoka, could discover what they're searching for in the Windy City in Chicago Bulls playmaker Tomas Satoransky. 토토사이트
The Bulls have a logjam in the backcourt with Satoransky, Zach LaVine, Coby White, Ryan Arcidiacono, Denzel Valentine, and Garrett Temple. As indicated by Chris Forsberg of NBC Sports Boston, moving Satoransky out in an arrangement with the Celtics sounds consistent and a shared benefit for the two groups.
Boston's capacity to utilize those special cases would almost certainly be restricted to getting players as of now under agreement. Here's one guide to consider: Could the Celtics draw in the Chicago Bulls on veteran point monitor Tomas Satoransky, who is on a somewhat ensured $10 million arrangement this season? The Bulls could utilize some monetary adaptability and Boston could take Satoransky back into the rest of the (Gordon) Hayward special case while adding some required size and involvement with the point monitor spot.
The 29-year-old Satoransky is an underestimated watch with length, size, and vision. He could be the ideal backcourt mate for Jaylen Brown and Evan Fournier. In particular, he doesn't require such a large number of shots to be useful. He can leave all the scoring to Brown, Jayson Tatum, and Evan Fournier, something that Walker battled with a piece.
While Satoransky isn't actually an All-Star type player, there's a hunch he'll be a solid match for the Celtics.