A blockbuster trade to acquire Anthony Davis from the Dallas Mavericks should certainly be on the Chicago Bulls' table -- but the organization absolutely cannot screw it up.
That means finding a deal that won't bleed the Bulls dry of critical future assets.
Head coach Billy Donovan's team has been on a tailspin after beginning the season 5-0 (and 6-1). Since a 113-111 win over the Philadelphia 76ers on Nov. 4, Chicago is 3-10 and has won those three games by a combined total of five points.
The Bulls gave up at least 120 points in 11 straight games before losing to the Indiana Pacers 103-101 on Nov.