In this video, I’m getting past the hot takes and asking Bulls fans the real question: what would actually make the Ayo Dosunmu trade feel “worth it” over time? I break down what Leonard Miller and Rob Dillingham have been doing lately and why the conversation can’t start with unrealistic expectations like “they both need to average 16–17 a night.” That’s not how this works—especially if we’re talking about two guys who may be bench contributors next season. For Leonard Miller, I focus on the swing skill: the three-point shot. If he can get to that 35–36% range on modest volume—just enough to keep defenses honest—that’s a big deal. I also talk about what he’s already giving you: strong defensive rebounding (most of his boards are on the defensive end) and the fact that he’s not fouling a ton, which matters for young bigs. For Rob Dillingham, I highlight his last five games: 14 points, 4 assists, efficient shooting (50% from the field, 40% from three), 1.5 steals, and only 1.6 turnovers—especially important because his assist-to-turnover issues have been a real knock. Then I throw it to y’all: what realistic stat lines and roles do you need from those two next year to feel better about that trade?