NBA Trade Verdict
Slight Bulls Edge
The Nets acquired Bulls' agreement not to exercise their right of first refusal on free agent Orlando Woolridge from Bulls in exchange for 1989 first-round pick (#6, Stacey King); 1988 second-round pick (#27, Shelton Jones); 1989 second-round pick (#32, Stanley Brundy).
October 2, 1986 Brooklyn Nets / Chicago Bulls Record confidence: High
Brooklyn Nets Received
- Conditional Asset Bulls agreed to not exercise their right of first refusal on free agent Orlando Woolridge
Chicago Bulls Received
- Draft Pick 1989 first-round pick (#6, Stacey King)
- Draft Pick 1988 second-round pick (#27, Shelton Jones)
- Draft Pick 1989 second-round pick (#32, Stanley Brundy)
Trade Analysis
The outgoing package of 1989 first round pick (#6-Stacey King); 1988 second round pick (#27-Shelton Jones); 1989 second round pick (#32-Stanley Brundy) delivered slightly more value than Bulls' agreement not to exercise their right of first refusal on free agent Orlando Woolridge, but the gap was not large enough for a decisive Nets loss.