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Anthony Bennett Selection

A rivalry spanning decades, from Jordan to LeBron.

The Bulls–Cavaliers rivalry is a National Basketball Association (NBA) rivalry between the Chicago Bulls and the Cleveland Cavaliers.

Year
2013
Draft Position
1st Overall
College
University of Washington
Position
Power Forward / Small Forward
Outcome
Career bust; traded to Toronto Raptors in 2014

Verified Timeline

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Lore & Background

The rivalry began in earnest after the Bulls drafted Michael Jordan in 1984 and heated up again when Cleveland drafted LeBron James in 2003. Notable moments include Jordan's 69-point game in 1990, 'The Shot' in 1989, and the Cavaliers' first playoff series win over Chicago in 2010.

In Their Own Story

The document focuses on the broader timeline of the Bulls-Cavaliers rivalry. It notes that after James returned, the Cavaliers made a significant roster move involving Bennett and Wiggins. This trade sent them to Minnesota for Kevin Love, a key acquisition that bolstered Cleveland's championship aspirations. The source does not elaborate on Bennett's individual game performances, his draft night experience, or the reasons behind the decision to move him so quickly after being drafted.

Reader's Guide

The source mentions Anthony Bennett only in the context of being traded alongside Andrew Wiggins to the Minnesota Timberwolves in exchange for Kevin Love. It does not state his draft position.

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