There was no chance that Anthony Davis, a native Chicagoan, was coming home. No chance that he and his agent would engineer a trade to bring him to the Bulls.
That’s the toughest pill to swallow when it comes to the franchise that Michael Jordan, the superstar of all superstars, lifted up six times. The Bulls never seem to be in the conversation when the best players decide to give the NBA’s tectonic plates a shove. Not even when one of the best players is a 26-year-old, ultra-talented big man who played high school basketball about four miles from the United Center.