Marc Stein of ESPN.com:

Sam Amick responds:

Amick then makes the case for the plausibility of a Chicago deal centering on Gooden and one of the kids, which includes Jason Levien's ties to the Bulls franchise. (Levien got Luol Deng his $70 million contract this summer.)

Elsewhere in Stein's column, Noah is considered unlikely to be traded and Thomas is said to be less likely to be traded than we'd think.

For what it's worth, Wallace makes $9.5 million per year through 2013. He's only a year older than Kevin Martin, and despite having a rough year-and-a-half he's a stud. You'd have to flip John Salmons almost immediately (or as soon as Martin returns from injury), but I would absolutely support a Wallace acquisition. A perfect complement to Martin, and he'll be better than Salmons every year from here on out. Solid scorer, amazing defender, stud rebounder, decent ball handler and passer.