Spencer Dinwiddie has fun with idea of filling Bulls front office position

The Chicago Bulls have hired an Executive VP of Basketball Operations. Despite his elaborate plan, they didn’t go with Spencer Dinwiddie.

In the midst of the Chicago Bulls’ recent search for a new top basketball executive, Brooklyn Nets guard Spencer Dinwiddie informed his former team — he played in nine games for Chicago’s G League team, the Wind City Bulls, in 2016-17 — that he’d be willing to rejoin the franchise as the first ever player/GM.

But, Dinwiddie also added the Bulls would have to say “pretty please.”

The Brooklyn guard also laid out his plan in full on Twitter — probably not a good thing for a basketball executive to do. The plan starts with trading Tomas Satoransky to the Nets for Dinwiddie himself and a pick.

Then things get interesting.

Dinwiddie would then part ways with Roc Nation to sign with Rich Paul’s Klutch Sports so he could get Anthony Davis. He’d acquire the Lakers big man on a sign-and-trade with the Los Angeles Lakers, and deliver them Thad Young, Cristiano Felicio, Wendell Carter Jr. and a first-round pick.

Dinwiddie would keep Zach LaVine, Lauri Markkanen and Coby White. He’d also go after Moe Harkless and or Robert Covington — a bigger winger defender. Ryan Arcidiacono and Luke Kornet would be gone in order to make room.

Then Dinwiddie would go after Terrence Ross or Marcus Morris as a 3-and-D guy.

But there’d still be one big move left to make: acquiring Andre Drummond. To do that, Dinwiddie would use Otto Porter as a primary piece.

Unfortunately for Dinwiddie, he’s not in line to get the job. ESPN‘s Adrian Wojnarowski is reporting the Bulls are hiring Denver Nuggets general manager Arturas Karnisovas for the role of Chicago’s Executive VP of Basketball Operations.

Dinwiddie almost laid out a plan for the New York Knicks, but he thought better of it.

The Nets point guard also made it clear:

Now we know Dinwiddie won’t be in the running to become Brooklyn’s next permanent head coach.

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