DRAFT GUIDECHICAGO BULLS

(as of 06/25/08)

No. Team Player Pos. Ht. Wt. School/Country Notes 1 CHICAGO 2 Miami 3 Minnesota 4 Seattle 5 Memphis 6 New York 7 L.A. Clippers 8 Milwaukee 9 Charlotte 10 New Jersey 11 Indiana 12 Sacramento 13 Portland 14 Golden State 15 Phoenix (from Atlanta) 16 Philadelphia 17 Toronto 18 Washington 19 Cleveland 20 Denver 21 New Jersey (from Dallas) 22 Orlando 23 Utah 24 Seattle (from Phoenix) 25 Houston 26 San Antonio 27 Portland (from New Orleans) 28 Memphis (from L.A. Lakers) 29 Detroit 30 Boston No. Team Player Pos. Ht. Wt. School/Country Notes 31 Minnesota (from Miami via Boston) 32 Seattle 33 Portland (from Memphis) 34 Minnesota* 35 L.A. Clippers 36 Portland (from New York) 37 Milwaukee 38 Charlotte 39 CHICAGO 40 New Jersey 41 Indiana 42 Sacramento (from Atlanta) 43 Sacramento 44 Utah (from Philadelphia) 45 San Antonio (from Toronto) 46 Seattle ( from Portland via Boston) 47 Washington 48 Phoenix (from Cleveland) 49 Golden State 50 Seattle (from Denver) 51 Dallas 52 Miami (from Orlando) 53 Utah 54 Houston 55 Portland (from Phoenix via Indiana) 56 Seattle ( from New Orleans via Houston) 57 San Antonio 58 L.A. Lakers 59 Detroit 60 Boston *Pick may be conveyed to Detroit.

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NBA DRAFT 2008 NOTES Welcome to the Sheri L. Berto Center for coverage of the 61st Annual NBA Draft presented by Sprite. We thank you for joining us again this year and if we can be of any assistance tonight, please do not hesitate to ask. ESPN COVERAGE OF NBA DRAFT 2008 Once again, the NBA Draft will be televised live by ESPN from The WaMu Theatre at Madison Square Garden. ESPN’s coverage begins at 6:00 p.m. CT with a Pre-Draft Show. Live Draft coverage will begin at 6:30 p.m. CT with the Chicago Bulls on the clock with the first selection. Chicago also owns the 39th pick in the second round. NBA DRAFT PROCEDURE NBA Draft 2008 consists of 60 selections divided evenly into two rounds. The Draft will begin at 6:30 p.m. CT with opening remarks from NBA Commissioner David Stern. With the first pick, the Bulls will be on the clock at approximately 6:30 p.m. CT. The time limit is five minutes between picks in the first round and two minutes between picks in the second round. PLAYERS ATTENDING NBA DRAFT 2008 The following players have been invited by the NBA to attend the Draft in New York City: Name School/Country Position Height Weight Joe Alexander West Virginia Forward 6-8 230 Darrell Arthur Kansas Forward 6-9 225 D.J. Augustin Texas Guard 6-0 180 Jerryd Bayless Arizona Guard 6-3 200 Michael Beasley Kansas State Forward 6-10 235 Danilo Gallinari Italy Forward 6-8 210 Eric Gordon Indiana Guard 6-4 215 DeAndre Jordan Texas A&M Center 7-0 260 Brook Lopez Stanford Center 7-0 260 Robin Lopez Stanford Center 7-0 255 Kevin Love UCLA Center 6-10 255 O.J. Mayo USC Guard 6-5 200 Anthony Randolph LSU Forward 6-10 205 Derrick Rose Memphis Guard 6-3 190 Brandon Rush Kansas Guard 6-6 210 Russell Westbrook UCLA Guard 6-3 187 NOTE: All 16 players invited to attend the Draft are early-entry candidates. 11-7-9-13 = JACKPOT For the second time in franchise history, the Bulls have secured the number one overall pick in the NBA Draft via the NBA Draft Lottery. With just a 1.70% chance to land the top spot, the Bulls defied the ping-pong ball odds and vaulted to No. 1. Prior to the Lottery, Chicago was projected to select ninth in the Draft. When the numbers 11-7-9-13 popped up, Chicago made the second-largest leap in the 24-year history of the Draft Lottery. In 1993, Orlando jumped from the 11th pick to No. 1 (Chris Webber). In 1999, the Bulls went from No. 3 to No. 1, and drafted forward Elton Brand out of Duke. Brand went on to share Rookie of the Year honors with Houston’s Steve Francis. BULLS DRAFT FLASHBACK This marks the second time in franchise history that the Bulls have held the No. 1 pick and the sixth time with the No. 39 selection. Here is a look at who the Bulls selected with their previous No. 1 and No. 39 selections: Bulls history with the No. 1 pick: 1999 Elton Brand Duke Bulls history with the No. 39 pick: 1968 Mike Lynn UCLA 1973 Martin Terry* Arkansas 1992 Litterial Green** Georgia

* from Seattle ** draft rights traded to Orlando for a 1993 second-round draft choice

PAXSON’S PICKS Tonight marks the sixth NBA Draft under the direction of John Paxson since he was named Bulls Executive Vice President of Basketball Operations on April 14, 2003. Below is a breakdown of Bulls’ Draft picks under John Paxson: 2003 Rnd Pick Player College 1 7 Kirk Hinrich Kansas 2 36 Mario Austin Mississippi State 2* 45 Matt Bonner*** Florida 2** 53 Tommy Smith Arizona State *from Phoenix **from Detroit via Miami ***draft rights conveyed to Toronto for future second-round pick 2004 Rnd Pick Player College 1 3 Ben Gordon Connecticut 2* 31 Jackson Vroman Iowa State 2 38 Chris Duhon Duke

*traded the rights to No. 31 pick Vroman, a future first-round pick and cash to Phoenix for No. 7 pick Luol Deng (Duke)

2005 Rnd Pick Player College NO DRAFT PICKS 2006 Rnd Pick Player College 1 2 LaMarcus Aldridge* Texas 1 16 Rodney Carney** Memphis *traded, along with a future Bulls second-round pick, to Portland for No. 4 pick Tyrus Thomas (LSU) and Viktor Khryapa. **traded, along with New York’s 2007 second-round pick and cash, to Philadelphia for No. 13 pick Thabo Sefolosha (Switzerland). 2007 Rnd Pick Player College

1* 9 Joakim Noah Florida 2 49 Aaron Gray Pittsburgh 2 51 JamesOn Curry Oklahoma State

*from New York DRAFT NIGHT DEALS In three of his five drafts thus far (2003, 2004 & 2006), Executive Vice President of Basketball Operations John Paxson has pulled the trigger on a draft night trade. In 2003, Paxson’s first draft as Chicago’s GM, he chose Florida’s Matt Bonner in the second round (45th overall) before dealing him to Toronto for a future second-round choice (38th overall in NBA Draft 2004). Then in NBA Draft 2004, Paxson drafted Iowa State’s Jackson Vroman in the second round (31st overall) and immediately sent him to Phoenix for Duke product Luol Deng (7th overall by Phoenix) and a future conditional first round selection (21st overall in NBA Draft 2005: Nate Robinson). In 2006, Paxson chose Texas’ LaMarcus Aldridge second overall and used him to acquire the fourth overall pick Tyrus Thomas of LSU and Viktor Khryapa from Portland. Also in the 2006 Draft, Paxson brought Switzerland native Thabo Sefolosha (13th overall pick) to Chicago for the rights to draftee Rodney Carney (16th overall selection) of Memphis. DRAFT CARD Per the latest CBA, a domestic player must be at least 19 years of age during the calendar year in which the Draft is held, and at least one NBA season has elapsed since the player’s graduation from high school, for him to be Draft eligible. All U.S. players are automatically eligible upon the end of their college eligibility. International players must be at least 19 years of age during the calendar year of the Draft. As of June 16, 2008, there were 39 collegiate and five international prospects that were early entry candidates. Forty-eight of the 87 players who had applied for early entry status withdrew their names by the NBA’s June 16 early-entrant withdrawal deadline.

EXPERTS PICK While the Bulls ultimately have the final say on the No. 1 pick, here is a look at what some of the media experts have predicted John Paxson will do with the selection: K.C. Johnson (Chicago Tribune) – Derrick Rose John Jackson (Chicago Sun-Times) – Derrick Rose Brian Hanley (Chicago Sun-Times) – Derrick Rose Mike McGraw (Daily Herald) – Derrick Rose NBA.com – Derrick Rose Sam Smith (Comcast SportsNet) – Derrick Rose Ian Thomsen (SI.com) – Derrick Rose Chad Ford (ESPN.com) – Derrick Rose

Chris Colston (USA Today) – Derrick Rose Hoopsworld.com – Derrick Rose NBADraft.net – Derrick Rose DraftExpress.com – Derrick Rose Kerry Eggers (CBSSportsline.com) – Derrick Rose Tony Mejia (Pro Basketball News) – Derrick Rose Christopher Reina (RealGM.com) – Derrick Rose Jeff Goodman (FOXSports.com) – Michael Beasley

MISC. NBA DRAFT 2008 NOTES

• Ninety-one players applied for early entry in NBA Draft 2008, including 69 players from U.S. colleges and institutions and 22 international players. Those who have applied for early entry have the right to withdraw their names from consideration by notifying the NBA of their decision in writing 10 days prior to the draft. Of the 84 players who applied for early entry in 2007, 46 withdrew.

• Testing the draft waters remains a popular trend, with many high profile juniors not automatically slated for the first round declaring for the draft without hiring an agent, hoping to secure an invite to the NBA Pre-Draft Camp in Orlando. In 2007, Virginia’s Sean Singletary, Nevada’s Marcelus Kemp, Clemson’s James Mays and Texas A&M’s Joseph Jones each played in Orlando and decided to return to school for another season. Fresno State’s Dominic McGuire (47th), Florida’s Taurean Green (52nd) and Nevada’s Ramon Sessions (56th) also played, got drafted and stuck on rosters this past season.

• Of the 60 players that were drafted in 2007, 19 spent time in the D-League this past season, the third in which NBA teams were allowed to assign players. They ranged from the 21st overall pick (Daequan Cook) to the 59th pick (D.J. Strawberry). Thirty-three players from the past two drafts were assigned to D-League affiliates. In all, 31 players were assigned to D-League teams from NBA rosters during the 2007-08 season.

• There were six college seniors selected in the first round of the 2007 draft. Of the 30 players selected in the first round, 14 had at least three years of experience on the collegiate level. Seventeen went to college for at least two years.

• NBA teams continue to find quality players in the second round of the NBA Draft. Of the 30 players chosen in the second round of the 2007 draft, 19 played in the NBA this past season. Nine other players have their rights held by NBA teams. Only two players – Derrick Byars and Sammy Mejia – were cut by their respective teams in training camp. Houston’s Carl Landry (31st) and Boston’s Glen Davis (35th) each became valuable contributors on their respective playoff-bound teams.

• In the 2007 draft, the Phoenix Suns (Rudy Fernandez, 24th), San Antonio Spurs (Tiago Splitter, 28th) and Philadelphia 76ers (Petteri Koponen, 30th) spent first-round picks on international players who didn’t play in the NBA this past season (Portland traded for the rights to Fernandez and Koponen on draft night). In the 2006 draft, the Washington Wizards (Oleksiy Pecherov, 18th) and Portland Trail Blazers (Joel Freeland, 30th) did the same. In 2005, the San Antonio Spurs chose Ian Manhinmi with the 28th overall selection. This trend figures to continue this year, with several young international players hoping to get into the first round, despite perhaps being several years away from contributing in the NBA.

• This year marks the 24th Draft Lottery in NBA history. With a record of 48-34 in 2007-08, the Golden State Warriors are the winningest team in NBA history to qualify for the Draft Lottery. The previous winningest team was the 2000-2001 Houston Rockets (45-37). The Rockets finished 13th in the drawing and wound up drafting Richard Jefferson (who was later traded to New Jersey). In 1986, both the Los Angeles Clippers and Phoenix Suns sported the two best lottery team records at 32-50. The Clippers won the top pick, which was automatically sent to Philadelphia as part of trade. The Sixers then traded the pick to Cleveland, which selected Brad Daugherty No. 1 overall. The odds were again defied in 1993 as the Orlando Magic (41-41) jumped over 10 teams to claim the top pick, which they used to select Chris Webber, who was later traded to Golden State in exchange for Penny Hardaway and three future number one picks.

• Last year, the Portland Trail Blazers won the lottery and chose Ohio State’s Greg Oden with the top pick, but it was Seattle’s Kevin Durant, the second overall selection, who garnered NBA Rookie of the Year honors. The last top overall pick to win Rookie of the Year was LeBron James in 2003-04. Since 1996, only four top overall selections – Allen Iverson, Tim Duncan, Elton Brand (shared honors with Steve Francis) and James – have gone on to win Rookie of the Year.

• In the five NBA Drafts since 2003, 297 players have been drafted. Over 10 percent of those drafted players (30-of-297) played in the Final Four the year they were selected. Of those 30 players, 67 percent (20-of-30) were chosen in the lottery. This year 18 players who competed in the 2008 Men's Final Four have a chance to be selected in the 2008 NBA Draft (provided they keep their names in the draft). Of those 18 players, seven would need to go in the lottery to eclipse the previous high of six players (2007) who competed in the Final Four and then were tabbed among the top 14 picks in that year’s NBA Draft.

• As a result of a rule change in 2007, NBA teams were not permitted to conduct individual workouts with draft-eligible players prior to June 3. Workouts scheduled and sanctioned by the NBA were conducted at the NBA Pre-Draft Camp in Orlando, and open to all teams.

• Last year, four players who made the trip to the Portsmouth Invitational Tournament heard their names called on draft night: Carl Landry (Seattle, 31st – rights traded to Houston), Adam Haluska (New Orleans, 43rd), Stephane Lasme (Golden State, 46th) and Sammy Mejia (Detroit, 57th). An additional four spent time in the NBA this season – Courtney Sims (Indiana), Blake Ahearn (Miami), Brandon Wallace (Boston) and Darryl Watkins (Sacramento).

• As the draft continues to get deeper each year, more “first-round talents” get pushed into the second round. While the second round affords no guarantees, teams have taken to the idea of giving a three-year contract, at a reasonable price, to players they feel may have slipped through the cracks and have great potential. A three-year deal allows the team to secure the player’s “Bird rights,” meaning they can exceed the salary cap in order to re-sign him. In 2001, the Golden State Warriors nabbed Gilbert Arenas in the second round, but only signed him to a two-year deal, and were unable to match the offer sheet he signed with Washington in 2003.

• In the early days, the draft used to last as long as teams desired, with the proceedings ending only when every team tired of calling out names. As of 1973, the draft lasted an amazing 20 rounds (at least it did for the fledgling Buffalo Braves, who needed all the players they could get after winning only 21 games the season before). In 1974, the league adopted a 10-round NBA Draft, a format that stayed in place until 1985, when it was scaled back to seven rounds. After three years of seven-round drafts, the draft was shaved to three rounds in 1988 and to its current length of two rounds in 1989.

2008 NBA DRAFT PROSPECT PRONUNCIATION GUIDE Alexis Ajinça ah-LEX-ee A-GIN-za Darrell Arthur DA-rell Omer Asik O-mair A-sheek DJ Augustin AU-ga-STEEN Nicolas Batum Nick-O-las Ba-TOOM Jerryd Bayless JE-rid Ramel Bradley ra-mel Tyrone Brazelton BRAY-zul-ten Keith Brumbaugh brom-BAW Takais Brown ta-KAY-is Stanley Burrell bu-RELL Pat Calathes KA-lay-THISS Hakan Demirel HAK-on Joey Dorsey door-see Goran Dragic GORE-on DRAG-ich Frank Elegar E-le-GAR Semih Erden SEM-ee Err-DEN Gary Forbes Gary Forbes Shan Foster shane Danilo Gallinari Don-NEAL-o Gal-IN-naree James Gist gist Vladimir Golubovic Vla-DEE-meer Go-LOU-bo-vich Kentrell Gransberry KEN-trell Malik Hairston mah-leek hair-stun DeVon Hardin de-Von har-DIN Rafael Hettsheimeir Raf-A-el Het-SHY-mer Jiri Hubalek yee-ree oo-BAHL-lek Serge Ibaka Ee-BAK-a Nathan Jawai Nathan JA-why Davon Jefferson DAY-von DeAndre Jordan DEE-andre Mantas Kalnietis MAHN-tahs Kal-NYET-tis Sasha Kaun con Marcelus Kemp mar–SELL–us

Kosta Koufos COAST-tah KOO-fuss Nikita Kurbanov Ni-KEE-ta Kur-BA-noff Maarty Leunen Marty loo-nen Longar Longar lawn-gar lawn-gar Aleks Maric AL-ex Mar-ICH Manuchar Markoishvili Ma-new-HAR Marko-ish- VEAL-ee O.J. Mayo OJ May-YO Luc Richard Mbah a Moute ri-SHARD Ba ah MUTE-ay JaVale McGee JA-vell Igor Milosevic ee-gore milo-sheh-vich Drew Neitzel night-zill DeMarcus Nelson de-MARK-us David Padgett padge-et Nikola Pekovic NEE-kola PECK-o-vich Trent Plaisted play-sted Anton Ponkrashov An-TON Pon-KRASH-off Quan Prowell quan PROU-well Mykal Riley mick-kale Richard Roby robe-ee Damjan Rudez Dom-YON RUE-dez Dusan Sakota DUSH-on SHOCK-o-tah Predrag Samardziski PRAY-drug Sam-are-JIS-key Nikita Shabalkin Ni-KEE-ta Sha-BAL-kin Sean Singletary single-terry Marreese Speights maurice sp-eights Andrija Stipanovic An-DREE-ya Stee-PAN-o-vich Ante Tomic ON-tay TOE-mich Uros Tripkovic YU-rosh TRIP-ko-vich Giorgi Tsintsadze Gee-OR-gee Tsin-TSA-zay Mark Tyndale tin-DALE Sam Van Rossom ross-some Novica Velickovic NO-vit-za Va-LEECH-ko-vich Deron Washington de-RON

EARLY ENTRY COLLEGE CANDIDATES Player School Height Status Joe Alexander West Virginia 6-9 Junior Ryan Anderson California 6-10 Sophomore Darrell Arthur Kansas 6-9 Sophomore D.J. Augustin Texas 6-0 Sophomore Jerryd Bayless Arizona 6-3 Freshman Michael Beasley Kansas State 6-10 Freshman Keith Brumbaugh Hillsborough CC (Fla.) 6-10 Sophomore Mario Chalmers Kansas 6-1 Junior Chris Douglas-Roberts Memphis 6-7 Junior C.J. Giles Oregon State 6-10 Junior Eric Gordon Indiana 6-4 Freshman Jamont Gordon Mississippi State 6-4 Junior Donte Greene Syracuse 6-11 Freshman Kalen Grimes Missouri 6-9 Junior Richard Hendrix Alabama 6-9 Junior J.J. Hickson North Carolina State 6-9 Freshman George Hill IUPUI 6-2 Junior Reggie Huffman Alabama-Birmingham 6-7 Junior Shawn James Duquesne 6-10 Junior Davon Jefferson Southern California 6-8 Freshman DeAndre Jordan Texas A&M 7-0 Freshman Kosta Koufos Ohio State 7-0 Freshman Brook Lopez Stanford 7-0 Sophomore Robin Lopez Stanford 7-0 Sophomore Kevin Love UCLA 6-10 Freshman O.J. Mayo Southern California 6-5 Freshman Luc Richard Mbah a Moute UCLA 6-8 Junior JaVale McGee Nevada 7-0 Sophomore Kojo Mensah Duquesne 6-1 Junior Trent Plaisted Brigham Young 6-11 Junior Bruce Price Tennessee State 6-3 Junior Anthony Randolph LSU 6-10 Freshman JaJuan Robinson Lincoln (Pa.) 5-11 Freshman Derrick Rose Memphis 6-3 Freshman Brandon Rush Kansas 6-6 Junior Walter Sharpe Alabama-Birmingham 6-9 Sophomore Marreese Speights Florida 6-10 Sophomore Bill Walker Kansas State 6-6 Freshman Russell Westbrook UCLA 6-3 Sophomore

EARLY ENTRY INTERNATIONAL CANDIDATES Player Team/Country* Height Status Alexis Ajinca Hyeres-Toulon (France) 7-1 1988 DOB Nicolas Batum Le Mans (France) 6-7 1988 DOB Danilo Gallinari Armani Jeans Milano (Italy) 6-9 1988 DOB Serge Ibaka L'Hospitalet (Spain) 6-10 1989 DOB Ante Tomic Zagreb (Croatia) 7-2 1987 DOB *Country indicates where team plays, not country of nationality.

EARLY ENTRY CANDIDATES WHO WITHDREW FROM 2008 NBA DRAFT Player School Height Status A.J. Abrams Texas 5-11 Junior Josh Akognon Cal State Fullerton 5-11 Junior Antonio Anderson Memphis 6-6 Junior Derek Bailey Providence Christian Academy (S.C.) 6-5 Post-Graduate Jason Bennett Tallahassee CC (Fla.) 7-3 Sophomore Chase Budinger Arizona 6-7 Sophomore Derrick Caracter Louisville 6-9 Sophomore DeMarre Carroll Missouri 6-8 Junior Charles Carter Oklahoma Baptist 6-10 Junior Josh Carter Texas A&M 6-7 Junior Lee Cummard Brigham Young 6-7 Junior Robert Dozier Memphis 6-9 Junior Wayne Ellington North Carolina 6-4 Sophomore Alonzo Gee Alabama 6-6 Junior Paul Graham III Florida Atlantic 6-5 Junior Danny Green North Carolina 6-6 Junior Lester Hudson Tennessee-Martin 6-3 Junior Stefon Jackson Texas-El Paso 6-5 Junior Ty Lawson North Carolina 5-11 Sophomore Leo Lyons Missouri 6-9 Junior Jerel McNeal Marquette 6-3 Junior Jeremy Pargo Gonzaga 6-2 Junior Courtney Pigram East Tennessee State 6-1 Junior John Riek Winchendon School (Mass.) 7-2 Post-Graduate Josh Shipp UCLA 6-5 Junior Kiwan Smith Redlands CC (Okla.) 6-8 Sophomore Ronald Steele Alabama 6-3 Junior Robert Vaden Alabama-Birmingham 6-5 Junior Lorrenzo Wade San Diego State 6-6 Junior Gordon Watt Houston Baptist 6-6 Junior Raymond Wright Arkansas-Monticello 6-9 Junior

EARLY ENTRY INTERNATIONAL CANDIDATES WHO WITHDREW FROM 2008 NBA DRAFT

Player Team/Country* Height Status Rodrigue Beaubois Cholet (France) 6-0 1988 DOB Mikheil Berishvili BC Vita (Georgia) 6-9 1987 DOB Omri Casspi Maccabi Elite Tel Aviv (Israel) 6-9 1988 DOB Victor Claver Pamesa Valencia (Spain) 6-9 1988 DOB Nando de Colo Cholet (France) 6-5 1987 DOB Sergey Ilin Budivelnik (Ukraine) 7-6 1987 DOB Joe Ingles Melbourne S. Dragons (Australia) 6-8 1987 DOB Jonas Jerebko Biella (Italy) 6-9 1987 DOB Mladen Jeremic FMP Zeleznik (Serbia) 6-6 1988 DOB Maxym Korniyenko Dnipro (Ukraine) 6-7 1987 DOB Luc Louves Orleans (France) 6-10 1989 DOB Rudy Mbemba Solna (Sweden) 5-11 1987 DOB Henk Norel Alicante (Spain) 6-11 1987 DOB Maxim Sheleketo VEF Riga (Latvia) 6-8 1987 DOB Giorgi Shermadini Maccabi Tbilisi (Georgia) 7-1 1989 DOB Maksym Vilkhovetskyi Dnipro (Ukraine) 6-3 1988 DOB Ronalds Zakis VEF Riga (Latvia) 6-9 1987 DOB *Country indicates where team plays, not country of nationality.

2008 OFFICIAL NBA DRAFT MEASUREMENTS

PLAYER

HEIGHT W/OUT SHOES

HEIGHT W/SHOES

WEIGHT WINGSPAN STANDING REACH

Alexander, Joe 6' 7.25'' 6' 8.25'' 220.0 6' 11.5'' 8' 10'' STANDING

REACH

Arthur, Darrell 6' 7.5'' 6' 8.5'' 216.0 6' 10.75'' 8' 11''

Augustin, DJ 5' 10'' 5' 11.5'' 171.5 6' 3.5'' 7' 10.5''

Bayless, Jerryd 6' 1.75'' 6' 3'' 204.0 6' 3.5'' 8' 1''

Beasley, Michael 6' 7'' 6' 8.25'' 239.0 7' 0.25'' 8' 11''

Bradley, Ramel 6' 1.25'' 6' 2.25'' 184.0 6' 5'' 8' 2''

Brazelton, Tyrone 5' 10'' 5' 11'' 166.0 6' 1.75'' 7' 10''

Brown, Takais 6' 7.25'' 6' 8.5'' 252.0 6' 10'' 8' 10''

Brumbaugh, Keith 6' 7.5'' 6' 8.75'' 190.0 6' 7.25'' 8' 8.5''

Burrell, Stanley 6' 1.5'' 6' 2.5'' 201.0 6' 6.25'' 8' 1.5''

Butch, Brian 6' 9.5'' 6' 11'' 229.6 6' 11.25'' 9' 0''

Butler, Jamar 6' 0.25'' 6' 1.5'' 182.0 6' 4.75'' 8' 1''

Calathes, Pat 6' 8.75'' 6' 9.75'' 204.0 6' 9.75'' 8' 10''

Crawford, Joe 6' 3'' 6' 4'' 213.0 6' 5.75'' 8' 3.5''

Daniels, Chris 6' 8.25'' 6' 9.5'' 256.0 7' 0.5'' 9' 1''

Dorsey, Joey 6' 6.25'' 6' 7.25'' 265.0 7' 1.75'' 8' 11''

Dove, Marcus 6' 6.75'' 6' 7.5'' 208.0 6' 11.5'' 8' 9''

Duncan, Josh 6' 8'' 6' 9'' 230.0 6' 11.5'' 8' 8.5''

Elegar, Frank 6' 7.25'' 6' 8.75'' 210.0 7' 3.25'' 8' 10''

Ellington, Wayne 6' 3.75'' 6' 4.75'' 194.0 6' 7'' 8' 5.5''

Ewing, Patrick 6' 6'' 6' 7.25'' 224.0 7' 0.25'' 8' 1.5''

Forbes, Gary 6' 4.5'' 6' 5.75'' 220.5 6' 11.25'' 8' 8.5''

Giddens, JR 6' 4'' 6' 4.75'' 208.0 6' 11.25'' 8' 7''

Gist, James 6' 7'' 6' 8.5'' 220.0 7' 4'' 8' 11.5''

Golubovic, Vladimir 6' 11.25'' 7' 0.25'' 258.0 7' 2.5'' 9' 3.5''

2008 OFFICIAL NBA DRAFT MEASUREMENTS

PLAYER

HEIGHT W/OUT SHOES

HEIGHT W/SHOES

WEIGHT WINGSPAN STANDING REACH

Gordon, Eric 6' 2'' 6' 3.25'' 222.0 6' 9'' 8' 3''

Gransberry, Kentrell 6' 6.75'' 6' 7.75'' 290.0 6' 10.25'' 8' 10''

Green, Danny 6' 4.5'' 6' 6'' 207.0 6' 10'' 8' 4.5''

Greene, Donte 6' 8.25'' 6' 9'' 221.0 6' 10'' 9' 0''

Hairston, Malik 6' 4.25'' 6' 5.25'' 204.0 6' 9'' 8' 7.5''

Hardin, DeVon 6' 9.5'' 6' 10.75'' 235.0 7' 3'' 9' 1.5''

Hendrix, Richard 6' 6.75'' 6' 8.75'' 250.0 7' 3'' 9' 0''

Hill, George 6' 1.25'' 6' 2.5'' 181.0 6' 9'' 8' 1.5''

Hines, Kyle 6' 3.75'' 6' 5.25'' 234.0 7' 1.25'' 8' 8.5''

Hubalek, Jiri 6' 9.5'' 6' 11'' 226.0 6' 10.75'' 9' 1''

Hudson, Lester 5' 11.75'' 6' 1'' 196.0 6' 8.75'' 8' 2.5''

Hunter, Othello 6' 6.5'' 6' 7.5'' 220.0 7' 3'' 9' 1.5''

Jackson, Darnell 6' 7'' 6' 7.75'' 240.5 6' 11.25'' 8' 10.5''

James, Shawn 6' 7.75'' 6' 9'' 217.0 7' 5'' 9' 3''

Jefferson, Davon 6' 5.25'' 6' 6.5'' 213.0 6' 9.5'' 8' 9''

Jones, Joseph 6' 7'' 6' 8.5'' 240.0 7' 0.25'' 8' 11''

Jordan, DeAndre 6' 9.75'' 6' 11'' 250.0 7' 6'' 9' 5.5''

Kaun, Sasha 6' 9'' 6' 10.75'' 247.0 7' 4'' 9' 2''

Kemp, Marcelus 6' 3'' 6' 4.25'' 221.0 6' 8.5'' 8' 7.5''

Lawson, Ty 5' 10.75'' 5' 11.75'' 195.0 6' 1'' 7' 9.5''

Longar, Longar 6' 9'' 6' 10'' 212.5 7' 1.25'' 9' 1.5''

Lopez, Brook 6' 11.25'' 7' 0.5'' 258.0 7' 5.5'' 9' 5''

Love, Kevin 6' 7.75'' 6' 9.5'' 255.0 6' 11.25'' 8' 10''

Maric, Aleks 6' 9.75'' 6' 10.75'' 273.0 7' 1'' 9' 1.5''

Mayo, OJ 6' 3.25'' 6' 4.25'' 200.0 6' 6'' 8' 3.5''

2008 OFFICIAL NBA DRAFT MEASUREMENTS

PLAYER

HEIGHT W/OUT SHOES

HEIGHT W/SHOES

WEIGHT WINGSPAN STANDING REACH

Mays, James 6' 6.75'' 6' 7.75'' 227.0 7' 1.75'' 8' 9''

Mbah a Moute, Luc Richard 6' 5.75'' 6' 7.5'' 221.0 7' 2.5'' 8' 7.5''

McGee, JaVale 6' 11'' 7' 0'' 241.0 7' 6'' 9' 6.5''

Neitzel, Drew 5' 11.75'' 6' 0.75'' 175.5 6' 2.5'' 7' 11''

Nelson, DeMarcus 6' 1'' 6' 2.25'' 198.0 6' 10'' 8' 2.5''

Padgett, David 6' 10.25'' 6' 11.5'' 239.5 7' 1'' 9' 1.5''

Pargo, Jeremy 6' 0.5'' 6' 1.5'' 208.0 6' 5'' 8' 0''

Plaisted, Trent 6' 9.25'' 6' 10.25'' 240.0 6' 10.5'' 8' 9.5''

Prowell, Quan 6' 6.75'' 6' 7.75'' 225.5 6' 10.5'' 8' 7.5''

Pruitt, Shaun 6' 8.25'' 6' 9'' 242.2 7' 1'' 8' 11.5''

Randolph, Anthony 6' 9'' 6' 10.25'' 197.0 7' 3'' 9' 1''

Rhodes, Charles 6' 7.25'' 6' 8.25'' 244.0 6' 11.25'' 8' 11.5''

Riek, John 6' 10.5'' 7' 0'' 237.0 7' 8.75'' N/A

Roberts, Brian 6' 0.25'' 6' 1.25'' 173.0 6' 1.25'' 7' 11''

Robinson, Russell 6' 0.5'' 6' 1.5'' 196.0 6' 8'' 8' 4.5''

Roby, Richard 6' 4.25'' 6' 5.5'' 203.0 6' 9.75'' 8' 8''

Rose, Derrick 6' 1.5'' 6' 2.5'' 196.0 6' 8'' 8' 2.5''

Singletary, Sean 5' 11'' 6' 0'' 183.8 6' 4.5'' 7' 11''

Taylor, Bryce 6' 2.75'' 6' 4.25'' 210.0 6' 9'' 8' 3.5''

Taylor, Mike 6' 0.75'' 6' 2'' 166.2 6' 7.25'' 8' 2''

Tyndale, Mark 6' 2.75'' 6' 3.5'' 217.0 6' 11'' 8' 7.5''

Vaden, Robert 6' 3.5'' 6' 4.5'' 199.0 6' 8'' 8' 5''

Washington, Deron 6' 5.25'' 6' 6.25'' 198.5 6' 9'' 8' 6.5''

Weems, Sonny 6' 4'' 6' 5.5'' 193.0 6' 10'' 8' 8''

Westbrook, Russell 6' 2.25'' 6' 3.5'' 192.0 6' 7.75'' 8' 4''

Williams, Reggie 6' 3.25'' 6' 4'' 199.0 6' 9.25'' 8' 7''

ALL-TIME OVERALL NUMBER ONE NBA DRAFT PICKS Year Name Team College/HS 2007 Greg Oden Portland Ohio State 2006 Andrea Bargnani Toronto Benetton Treviso (Italy) 2005 Andrew Bogut Milwaukee Utah 2004 Dwight Howard* Orlando SW Atlanta Christian Acad. (GA) 2003 LeBron James* Cleveland St. Vincent-St. Mary’s H.S. (OH) 2002 Yao Ming* Houston Shanghai Sharks (China) 2001 Kwame Brown Washington Glynn Academy H.S. (GA) 2000 Kenyon Martin* New Jersey Cincinnati 1999 Elton Brand* Chicago Duke 1998 Michael Olowokandi L.A. Clippers Pacific 1997 Tim Duncan* San Antonio Wake Forest 1996 Allen Iverson* Philadelphia Georgetown 1995 Joe Smith Golden State Maryland 1994 Glenn Robinson* Milwaukee Purdue 1993 Chris Webber* Orlando Michigan 1992 Shaquille O'Neal* Orlando Louisiana State 1991 Larry Johnson* Charlotte Nevada-Las Vegas 1990 Derrick Coleman* New Jersey Syracuse 1989 Pervis Ellison Sacramento Louisville 1988 Danny Manning* L.A. Clippers Kansas 1987 David Robinson* San Antonio Navy 1986 Brad Daugherty* Cleveland North Carolina 1985 Patrick Ewing* New York Georgetown 1984 Hakeem Olajuwon* Houston Houston 1983 Ralph Sampson* Houston Virginia 1982 James Worthy* L.A. Lakers North Carolina 1981 Mark Aguirre* Dallas DePaul 1980 Joe Barry Carroll* Golden State Purdue 1979 Earvin Johnson* L.A. Lakers Michigan State 1978 Mychal Thompson Portland Minnesota 1977 Kent Benson Milwaukee Indiana 1976 John Lucas Houston Maryland 1975 David Thompson* Atlanta North Carolina State 1974 Bill Walton* Portland UCLA 1973 Doug Collins* Philadelphia Illinois State 1972 LaRue Martin Portland Loyola-Chicago 1971 Austin Carr* Cleveland Notre Dame 1970 Bob Lanier* Detroit St. Bonaventure 1969 Kareem Abdul-Jabbar* Milwaukee UCLA 1968 Elvin Hayes* Houston Houston 1967 Jimmy Walker* Detroit Providence 1966 Cazzie Russell* New York Michigan *Went on to become an NBA All-Star

2007-08 CHICAGO BULLS ROSTER (as of 06/25/08)

NBA NO. PLAYER POS HGT WGT BORN COLLEGE/COUNTRY EXP. 2 Thabo Sefolosha G 6-7 215 05/02/84 Switzerland 2 5 Andrés Nocioni F 6-7 225 11/30/79 Argentina 4 6 Shannon Brown # G 6-4 211 11/29/85 Michigan State 2 7 Ben Gordon * G 6-3 200 04/04/83 Connecticut 4 9 Luol Deng * F 6-9 220 04/16/85 Duke 4 12 Kirk Hinrich G 6-3 190 01/02/81 Kansas 5 13 Joakim Noah F 6-11 232 02/25/85 Florida 1 15 Cedric Simmons F 6-9 235 01/03/86 North Carolina State 2 20 JamesOn Curry G 6-3 190 01/07/86 Oklahoma State 1 21 Chris Duhon # G 6-1 185 08/31/82 Duke 4 24 Tyrus Thomas F 6-9 215 08/17/86 Louisiana State 2 32 Larry Hughes G 6-5 185 01/23/79 St. Louis 10 34 Aaron Gray C 7-0 270 12/07/84 Pittsburgh 1 35 Demetris Nichols * F 6-8 216 09/04/84 Syracuse 1 90 Drew Gooden F/C 6-10 250 09/24/81 Kansas 6 * denotes restricted free agent beginning July 1, 2008 # denotes unrestricted free agent beginning July 1, 2008

BLUEPRINT FOR THE BULLS PLAYERS ACQUIRED VIA NBA DRAFT (6) Kirk Hinrich Selected in the First Round (seventh overall) of NBA Draft 2003. Ben Gordon Selected in the First Round (third overall) of NBA Draft 2004. Chris Duhon Selected in the Second Round (38th overall) of NBA Draft 2004. Joakim Noah Selected in the First Round (ninth overall) of NBA Draft 2007. Aaron Gray Selected in the Second Round (49th overall) of NBA Draft 2007. JamesOn Curry Selected in the Second Round (51st overall) of NBA Draft 2007. PLAYERS ACQUIRED VIA TRADE (7) Luol Deng Draft rights were acquired from Phoenix for a future conditional first-round pick, the draft rights to

Jackson Vroman (31st overall pick) and cash considerations (06/24/04). Tyrus Thomas Draft rights were acquired from Portland, along with Viktor Khryapa, for the draft rights to LaMarcus

Aldridge (06/28/06). Thabo Sefolosha Draft rights were acquired from Philadelphia for the draft rights to Rodney Carney and cash

considerations (06/28/06). Drew Gooden Acquired from Cleveland, along with Larry Hughes, Shannon Brown and Cedric Simmons, in exchange

for Ben Wallace, Joe Smith and a future second round pick (02/21/08). Larry Hughes Acquired from Cleveland, along with Drew Gooden, Shannon Brown and Cedric Simmons, in exchange

for Ben Wallace, Joe Smith and a future second round pick (02/21/08). Shannon Brown Acquired from Cleveland, along with Drew Gooden, Larry Hughes and Cedric Simmons, in exchange for

Ben Wallace, Joe Smith and a future second round pick (02/21/08). Cedric Simmons Acquired from Cleveland, along with Drew Gooden, Larry Hughes and Shannon Brown, in exchange for

Ben Wallace, Joe Smith and a future second round pick (02/21/08).

PLAYERS ACQUIRED VIA FREE AGENCY (1) Andrés Nocioni Originally signed on 08/11/04; re-signed on 07/18/07. PLAYERS CLAIMED ON WAIVERS (1) Demetris Nichols Claimed on 12/07/07.

Chicago Bulls Draft History

Expansion Draft John Kerr Baltimore Bullets Jerry Sloan Baltimore Bullets Ron Bonham Boston Celtics John Thompson Boston Celtics Nate Bowman Cincinnati Royals Tom Thacker Cincinnati Royals Len Chappell New York Knicks Barry Clemens New York Knicks Al Bianchi Philadelphia 76ers Gerry Ward Philadelphia 76ers Jim King Los Angeles Lakers Bob Boozer Los Angeles Lakers Jim Washington St. Louis Hawks Jeff Mullins St. Louis Hawks Keith Erickson San Francisco Warriors McCoy McLemore San Francisco Warriors John Barnhill Detroit Pistons Don Kojis Detroit Pistons 1966 Rnd Pick Player College 1 10 Dave Schellhase Purdue 2 20 Erwin Mueller San Francisco 3 30 Eddie Bodkin Eastern Kentucky 4 40 Jim Williams Temple 5 50 Larry Humes Evansville 7 68 John Comeaux Grambling 8 77 Stan Curtis Michigan State 9 84 Gene Summers Northern Michigan 10 91 Don Swanson DePaul 11 97 Carver Clinton Penn State 1967 Rnd Pick Player College 1 3 Clem Haskins Western Kentucky 2 15 Byron Beck Denver 3 22 John Dickson Arkansas State 4 34 Jim Burns Northwestern 5 46 Dick Pruet Jacksonville 6 58 Mal Pradd Dillard 7 70 Bob Wolf Marquette 8 82 Leon Simon Santa Fe 9 93 Ernie Laurent Albuquerque 10 104 Jim Boshart Wake Forest 11 115 Jim Andros New Haven 12 126 Ron Widby Tennessee 13 136 Tom Storm Montana State 14 143 Don Whitehead Erskine College 15 149 Jim Garza Detroit Tech 16 154 Jim Dawson Illinois

1968 Rnd Pick Player College 1 4 Tom Boerwinkle Tennessee 2 17 Loy Peterson Oregon State 2* 19 Ron Dunlap Illinois 3** 31 Dave Newmark Columbia 4 39 Mike Lynn UCLA 5 53 Jim Tillman Loyola (Ill.) 6 67 Ken Barnett Delaware 7 81 Willie Davis North Texas State 8 95 Lloyd Higgins Pasadena College 9 109 Corky Bell Loyola (Ill.) 10 123 Mike Weaver Northwestern 11 137 Jim McGonigle Iowa State 12 150 John Lallensack Oshkosh State 13 163 Herm Gilliam Purdue 14 174 Dave Carr Washington 15 183 Mickey McCarthy Texas Christian 16 191 Fred Holden Louisville 17 199 Tom Benedict Ctrl. Wash. St. 18 205 Bob Zoretich DePaul 19 209 Rick Mason Indiana State 20 212 Rick Rirkendal Norfolk State 21 213 Willie Horton Delaware *From Cincinnati **From Los Angeles 1969 Rnd Pick Player College 1 5 Larry Cannon LaSalle 2* 16 Simmie Hill West Texas State 2 20 Ken Spain Houston 2** 23 John Baum Temple 3 34 Norm Van Lier St. Francis (Pa.) 4 48 Dave Nash Kansas 5 62 Chris Ellis Virginia Tech 6 76 George Tinsley Kentucky Wes. 7 90 Frank Judge Houston Tillotson 8 104 Roger Moller Westmar (Iowa) 9 118 Sterling Burke Northwestern 10 132 Al Smith Bradley 11 146 Larry Bergh Weber State 12 159 Harry Hall Wyoming 13 172 Rich Kirkland Norfolk State 14 183 Bill Boight SMU *From Phoenix **From Cincinnati

1970 Rnd Pick Player College 1 11 Jimmy Collins New Mexico State 2 28 Paul Ruffner Brigham Young 3 45 Lou Herndon Jackson State 4* 57 John Davis Alabama State 4 62 Jimmy Wilson Cheyney State 5 79 George Johnson Dillard 6 96 Lonny Kluttz N. Carolina AT&T 7 113 Lou West Seattle 8 130 Mike Casey Kentucky 9 147 Glen Johnson Jackson State 10 164 Dale Blaut West Texas State 11 179 Doug Howard Brigham Young 12 191 Booker Brown Middle Tennessee 13 201 Charles Bloodworth N.W. Louisiana 14 211 Paul Funkhouser McKendree 15 220 Paul Otay Boise State *From Seattle 1971 Rnd Pick Player College 1 15 Kennedy McIntosh Eastern Michigan 2* 20 Willie Sojourner Weber State 2** 32 Howard Porter Villanova 3# 40 Clifford Ray Oklahoma 3 ̂ 47 Mike Gale Elizabeth City 3 49 Dick Gibbs Texas-El Paso 4 66 Jim Irving St. Louis 5 83 Larry Weatherford Purdue 6 100 Jim England Tennessee 7 117 Artis Gilmore Jacksonville 8 134 Clarence Sherrod Wisconsin 9 150 Jackie Dinkins Voorhees State 10 166 David Withers Delaware State 11 180 Al Smith Bradley 13 205 Ed Goode DePaul 14 214 Richard Dixon Loyola (La.) 15 223 Liscio Thomas Furman *From Portland **From Phoenix #From Seattle ^From Los Angeles 1972 Rnd Pick Player College 1 11 Ralph Simpson Michigan State 3* 35 Frank Russell Detroit 3 45 Chuck Jura Nebraska 4 62 Ted Martiniuk St. Peter’s 5 78 Roland Garrett Florida State 6 95 Mike Stewart Santa Clara 7 112 Jerry Pender Fresno State 8 128 Cavin Andersen Valley City 9 142 Ralph Houston West Texas State 10 155 Chuck Taylor West Liberty State 11 166 Jackie Young Rocky Mountain 12 174 Al Cotler Pennsylvania 13 180 Mike Barr Duquesne

1972 (continued) Rnd Pick Player College 14 187 Andrew Pettes Oklahoma 15 192 Greg Lowery Texas Tech 16 196 Charles Hall West Montana 17 197 John Thornton South Carolina State 18 198 Ron Manning Manhattan *From Cincinnati 1973 Rnd Pick Player College 1 12 Kevin Kunnert Iowa 2* 24 Kevin Stacom Providence 2 30 Wendell Hudson Alabama 3** 39 Martin Terry Arkansas 3 47 Steve Newsome Houston 4 64 Mark Sibley Northwestern 5 81 Ray Simpson Furman 6 98 John Neumann Mississippi 7 115 Billy Harris Northern Illinois 8 132 J.G. Brosterhos Texas 9 147 Rubin Montanez Duquesne 10 161 Russ Hunt Furman *From Houston **From Seattle 1974 Rnd Pick Player College 1* 14 Maurice Lucas Marquette 1 16 Cliff Pondexter Long Beach State 2** 27 Leon Benbow Jacksonville 3 52 Bob Wilson Wichita State 4 70 Jim Forbes Texas-El Paso 5 88 Randy Knowles Texas A&M 6 106 Robert Rosier St. Thomas 7 124 Geoff Roberts Missouri West 8 142 Sam McCants Oral Roberts 9 159 Jerry Davenport Cameron (Okla.) 10 176 Rick Hockenos St. Francis (Pa.) *From New York **From Buffalo 1975 Rnd Pick Player College 2* 30 Steve Green Indiana 2 32 John Laskowski Indiana 4 68 Ron Haigler Pennsylvania 5 86 Bob Iverson North Texas State 6 104 Bill Andreas Ohio State 7 122 John Grochowalski Assumption 8 140 John Murphy Massachusetts 9 156 Gary Tomaszewski St. Mary’s (Texas) 10** - Moses Malone N/A *From Seattle ** Ineligible for draft

1976 Rnd Pick Player College 1 2 Scott May Indiana 2 18 Willie Smith Missouri 3 35 Dallas Smith West Texas State 4 52 Keith Starr Pittsburgh 5 69 Nate Williams Illinois 6 87 Tom Paulin Winston-Salem 7 105 Barry McLeod Centenary 9 141 John Thomas Connecticut 10 159 John Hudson Concord (W. Va.) 1977 Rnd Pick Player College 1 13 Tate Armstrong Duke 2* 23 Mike Glenn Southern Illinois 2** 30 Steve Sheppard Maryland 2 35 Mark Landsberger Arizona State 4 79 Mike McConalthy Louisiana Tech 5 101 Nate Davis South Carolina 6 123 Jay Chessman Brigham Young 7 143 Mike Smith Evansville 8 162 Rich Rhodes Eastern Illinois *From N.Y. Nets **From Seattle 1978 Rnd Pick Player College 1 9 Reggie Theus Nevada-Las Vegas 2 31 Marvin Johnson New Mexico 3 53 Randy Ayers Miami of Ohio 5 97 Ron Anthony Jacksonville 6 119 John Shoemaker Miami of Ohio 7 140 Jarvis Reynolds West Georgia 8 159 Chubby Cox San Francisco 9 176 Joe Ponsetto DePaul 10 191 Mark Tucker Oklahoma 1979 Rnd Pick Player College 1 2 David Greenwood UCLA 2* 31 Lawrence Butler Idaho State 3** 47 Calvin Garrett Oral Roberts 3 49 Cedrick Hordges South Carolina 4 72 George Maynor East Carolina 5 93 Larry Washington Drury College (Mo.) 6 114 Steve Smith USC 7 133 Mike Eversley Chicago State 8 153 Tony Warren North Carolina State 9 171 James Jackson Minnesota 10 190 Marvin Thomas UCLA 10# 197 Cortez Collins Ind. St. at Evansville *From San Diego **From Cleveland #From Denver

1980 Rnd Pick Player College 1 4 Kelvin Ransey* Ohio State 2** 26 Sam Worthen Marquette 3 50 James Wilkes UCLA 4 74 Ron Charles Michigan State 5 96 Mike Campbell Northwestern 6 120 Bernard Rencher St. John’s 7 142 Robert Byrd Marquette 8 164 Modzel Greer North Park (Ill.) 9 183 Jay Shidler Kentucky 10 203 Billy Foster East Montana * Traded for Portland’s first-round pick, Ronnie Lester of Iowa **From Utah 1981 Rnd Pick Player College 1* 6 Orlando Woolridge Notre Dame 2** 32 Mike Oliver Lamar 4 84 Oliver Lee Marquette 5 108 John Nash Arizona State 6 130 Roger Burkman Louisville 7 154 Scott Williams South Alabama 8 175 Ben Mitchell Alabama-Huntsville 9 197 Terry Martin Lambuth Coll. (Tenn.) 10 216 Ken Easley UCLA *From Atlanta **From Denver 1982 Rnd Pick Player College 1 7 Quintin Dailey San Francisco 2* 26 Ricky Frazier Missouri 2 30 Wallace Bryant San Francisco 2** 31 Rod Higgins Fresno State 3 53 Tyrone Adams Kansas State 4 76 Chuck Aleksinas Connecticut 5 99 Rubin Jackson Oklahoma City 6 122 James Fontenet Nevada-Reno 7 145 Chuck Verderber Kentucky 8 168 Michael Burns Nevada-Las Vegas 9 191 Skip Dillard DePaul 10 212 Tony Britto Campbell (N.C.) *From Atlanta **From Indiana

1983 Rnd Pick Player College 1 5 Sidney Green Nevada-Las Vegas 2 29 Larry Micheaux* Houston 4 75 Ron Crevier Boston College 5 98 Tim Andree Notre Dame 6 121 Ernest Patterson New Mexico State 7 144 Jacque Hill Southern California 8 167 Terry Bradley Chicago State 9 189 Ray Orange Oklahoma Christian 10 210 Tom Emma Duke *Traded along with Mark Olberding for Kansas City’s first and second-round picks, Ennis Whatley and Chris McNealy, and 1984 second-round draft choice 1984 Rnd Pick Player College 1 3 Michael Jordan UNC 2* 37 Ben Coleman Maryland 2** 43 Greg Wiltjer Victoria 3 49 Tim Dillon Northern Illinois 4 72 Melvin Johnson UNC-Charlotte 4 77 Mark Halsel Northeastern 5 95 Lamont Robinson Lamar 6 118 Jeff Tipton Morehead State 7 141 Butch Hays California 8 164 Brett Crawford U.S. International (Calif.) 9 186 Calvin Pierce Oklahoma 10 208 Carl Lewis Houston *From Seattle **From Detroit 1985 Rnd Pick Player College 1 11 Keith Lee* Memphis State 2# 28 Ken Johnson** Michigan State 2 34 Aubrey Sherrod Wichita State 2 ̂ 46 Adrian Branch Maryland 3 ̂ 69 Mike Brown George Washington 4 80 Craig Beard Samford 5 103 Reid Gettys Houston 6 126 Dan Meagher Duke 7 149 Jeff Adkins Maryland * Traded with Ennis Whatley to Cleveland for Charles Oakley, Cavs’ first-round pick, and Sacramento's second-round pick, Calvin Duncan ** Traded with Ben Coleman to Portland for draft rights to Mike Smrek #From Seattle ^From L.A. Lakers 1986 Rnd Pick Player College 1 9 Brad Sellers Ohio State 2 28 Larry Krystowiak Montana 3 52 Ricky Wilson George Mason 4 74 Scott Meents Illinois

1986 (continued) Rnd Pick Player College 5 98 Jimmy Gilbert Texas A&M 6 120 Pete Myers Ark.-Little Rock 7 144 Robert Henderson Michigan 1987 Rnd Pick Player College 1** 8 Olden Polynice* Virginia 1 10 Horace Grant Clemson 2# 28 Rickie Winslow Houston 2 33 Tony White Tennessee 3 56 John Fox Millersville (Pa.) 4 79 Jack Haley UCLA 5 102 Anthony Wilson LSU 6 125 Doug Altenberger Illinois 7 148 Ervin Levy Central Michigan * Traded for Seattle’s first-round pick (5th overall), Scottie Pippen of Central Arkansas **From Denver #From Sacramento 1988 Rnd Pick Player College 1* 11 Will Perdue Vanderbilt 3* 62 Derrick Lewis Maryland *From New York 1989 Rnd Pick Player College 1* 6 Stacey King Oklahoma 1** 18 B.J. Armstrong Iowa 1# 20 Jeff Sanders Georgia Southern *From New Jersey **From Seattle #From Milwaukee via Seattle 1990 Rnd Pick Player College 2* 29 Toni Kukoc Jugoplastika Split (Croatia) *From Orlando 1991 Rnd Pick Player College 1 26 Mark Randall Kansas 1992 Rnd Pick Player College 1 27 Byron Houston Oklahoma State 2** 33 Corey Williams Oklahoma State 2# 39 Litterial Green* Georgia 2 ̂ 52 Matt Steigenga Michigan State *Draft rights traded to Orlando for 1993 second-round draft choice **From Sacramento, #From Indiana ^From Portland

1993 Rnd Pick Player College 1 25 Corie Blount Cincinnati 2* 41 Anthony Reed Tulane *From Orlando 1994 Rnd Pick Player College 1 21 Dickey Simpkins Providence 2 49 Kris Bruton Benedict 1995 Rnd Pick Player College 1 20 Jason Caffey Alabama 2* 31 Dragan Tarlac Greece *From Minnesota 1996 Rnd Pick Player College 1 29 Travis Knight Connecticut 1997 Rnd Pick Player College 1 28 Keith Booth Maryland 2 58 Roberto Duenas FC Barcelona (Spain) 1998 Rnd Pick Player College 1 28 Corey Benjamin Oregon State 2** 34 Shammond Williams* North Carolina 2 58 Maceo Baston Michigan * Traded for Atlanta’s second-round pick, Cory Carr of Texas Tech and two future second-round picks **From Golden State 1999 Rnd Pick Player College 1 1 Elton Brand Duke 1* 16 Ron Artest St. John’s 2 32 Michael Ruffin Tulsa 2** 49 Lari Ketner Massachusetts * From Phoenix ** From Detroit via Atlanta 2000 Rnd Pick Player College 1 4 Marcus Fizer Iowa State 1* 7 Chris Mihm*** Texas 1** 24 Dalibor Bagaric Croatia 2! 32 A.J. Guyton Indiana 2@ 33 Jake Voskuhl Connecticut 2# 34 Khalid El-Amin Connecticut * From Golden State via Washington ** From San Antonio

*** Draft rights traded to Cleveland for the draft rights to No. 8 pick Jamal Crawford (Michigan) and cash ! From GS; @ From VAN via HOU; # From ATL 2001 Rnd Pick Player College 1 4 Eddy Curry Thornwood HS (Ill.) 2 30 Trenton Hassell Austin Peay 2* 45 Sean Lampley California *From Charlotte 2002 Rnd Pick Player College 1 2 Jay Williams Duke 2 31 Roger Mason, Jr. Virginia 2 44 Lonny Baxter Maryland 2003 Rnd Pick Player College 1 7 Kirk Hinrich Kansas 2 36 Mario Austin Mississippi State 2* 45 Matt Bonner*** Florida 2** 53 Tommy Smith Arizona State *From Phoenix **From Detroit via Miami ***Draft rights conveyed to Toronto for future second-round pick 2004 Rnd Pick Player College 1 3 Ben Gordon Connecticut 2* 31 Jackson Vroman Iowa State 2 38 Chris Duhon Duke *Traded the rights to No. 31 pick Vroman, a future first-round pick and cash to Phoenix for No. 7 pick Luol Deng (Duke) 2005 Rnd Pick Player College The Bulls did not own a draft pick in 2005. 2006 Rnd Pick Player College 1 2 LaMarcus Aldridge* Texas 1 16 Rodney Carney** Memphis *Traded, along with a future Bulls second-round pick, to Portland for No. 4 pick Tyrus Thomas (LSU) and Viktor Khryapa **Traded, along with New York’s 2007 second-round pick and cash, to Philadelphia for No. 13 pick Thabo Sefolosha (Switzerland) 2007 Rnd Pick Player College 1 9 Joakim Noah Florida 2 49 Aaron Gray Pittsburgh 2 51 JamesOn Curry Oklahoma St.

2008 PEPSI PRO SUMMER LEAGUE SCHEDULE July 7 – 11, 2008

RDV Sportsplex – Orlando, Fla.

Monday, July 7, 2008 Home Visitor

1st game 3:00 p.m. Indiana Seattle

2ND GAME * CHICAGO MIAMI

3rd game ** Orlando New Jersey

Tuesday, July 8, 2008

1st game 3:00 p.m. Miami New Jersey

2nd game * Seattle Orlando

3RD GAME ** INDIANA CHICAGO

Wednesday, July 9, 2008

1ST GAME 3:00 P.M. CHICAGO ORLANDO

2nd game * New Jersey Seattle

3rd game ** Miami Indiana

Thursday, July 10, 2008

1ST GAME 3:00 P.M. CHICAGO NEW JERSEY

2nd game * Indiana Orlando

3rd game ** Miami Seattle

Friday, July 11, 2008

1st game 11:00 a.m. New Jersey Indiana

2ND GAME * SEATTLE CHICAGO

3rd game ** Orlando Miami

* (20 minutes following completion of Game 1) ** (20 minutes following completion of Game 2)

NOTE: All games on Magic Practice Court at the RDV Sportsplex are closed to the public. Please enter RDV Sportsplex through the media entrance off of Keller Road.