You forget that Hinrich is still on the Bulls?
Did you forget that Chicago has Aaron Brooks? And even if Kirk Hinrich has fallen off some, on his worst day, he's still light years better than Dellavedova. Let's not also forget that Chicago can utilize E'Twaun Moore off the bench as well.
Furthermore,
Chicago is ranked 19th overall in NBA bench power rankings while
Cleveland is ranked 30th by
Hoops Stats.
http://www.hoopsstats.com/basketball/fantasy/nba/teamstats/15/7/pts/1-1
Bleacher Report NBA Bench Rankings:
Cleveland Cavaliers: Efficiency Recap Difference: -9.3
Efficiency Recap: 29.9
Rank: 28th
Lebron James may be questing for another title ring, but his teammates on the bench will have to step it up to make King James’ dreams come true. At a league-worst average of five assists per game, Cleveland’s bench struggles to move the ball when its stars are catching their breath on the sidelines. On the boards, they register both a respectable 4.5 offensive rebounds and a poor 9.7 defensive rebounds per game. Overall—despite having dominant star power in James, Kevin Love,
Kyrie Irving and others—subs like Shawn Marion (highlighted above) and Tristan Thompson have received significant minutes this season, meaning David Blatt and his players will have more confidence in the rotation as they get deeper in the Eastern Conference playoffs. The Cavs bench also boasts a league-best 3.5 turnovers per game, so at least they can take care of the ball.
Chicago Bulls: Efficiency Recap Difference: 0.8 Efficiency Recap: 33.6 Rank: 13th
Tom Thibodeau is adept at rotating his players: That’s why the Bulls have 10 players averaging double-digit minutes per game. What’s more, all of those players are averaging at least 20 minutes per game—with the exception of Tony Snell, who just misses the cut with 19.6 MPG. Despite having so many players with so many minutes, here is a clearly defined line between the starters and bench players Kirk Hinrich, Aaron Brooks, Taj Gibson, Nikola Mirotic and Snell. The Bulls bench is No. 3 in the league when it comes to three-point accuracy at 36.5 percent. At 38.7 percent, Brooks is just ahead of Snell’s 37.1 percent in that category. Chicago loses ground, however, in points scored (31.9 per game, ranked 19th in the nation) and rebounds (13 per game, ranked 27th in the nation).
http://bleacherreport.com/articles/2442518-power-ranking-all-nba-benches-this-season
