The Chicago Bulls reportedly tried to trade Zach LaVine around the Feb. 8 trade deadline. They were unable to find a willing partner. Now, with the offseason fast approaching, the Bulls could look to move on from their All-Star wing, assuming they can find a team willing to do business.
The Atlanta Hawks are among the biggest wild cards of the upcoming NBA offseason. They own the #1 overall pick, are open to trading every player on the roster, and nobody is quite sure if they want to compete or rebuild moving forward.
We go around the NBA to see what’s happening with other teams in the offseason. It may be a quiet stretch for the Blazers, but it’s pretty busy around the NBA.
According to NBA insider K.C. Johnson of NBC Sports Chicago, Zach LaVine and the Chicago Bulls are “motivated” to part ways this offseason. The Bulls will attempt to trade LaVine this offseason after failing to find a taker for him this season.
The Chicago Bulls have reportedly reduced their asking price for Zach LaVine according to Bulls insider K.C. Johnson. This reflects a significant shift in their stance regarding the two-time All-Star.
It’s no secret that the Chicago Bulls shopped Zach LaVine in the trade market earlier this season. The team has reportedly lowered their expectations of what they can get in return.
Changes are badly needed in Chicago.
NBA insider Jovan Buha of The Athletic doesn’t expect the Los Angeles Lakers to pursue a Zach LaVine trade with the Chicago Bulls this offseason. Buha,
The Los Angeles Lakers and Chicago Bulls forward Zach Lavine had mutual interest in possibly assembling a trade that would have sent the forward from the Bulls to Southern California.
Chicago Bulls star Zach LaVine was intrigued by the idea of a hypothetical trade to the Los Angeles Lakers earlier in the 2023-24 NBA season, according to The…
The NBA offseason is just around the corner and there will be plenty of buzz about stars wanting to be traded.
Daryl Morey has positioned his team to be players during free agency. The Sixers have tradable assets, cap space and young talent.
The past two seasons haven’t been too kind to the Chicago Bulls. After making the playoffs in 2022, the Bulls have decided to maintain a middling product on the court, holding on to their most established players despite having a few opportunities to sell and trade them for a few draft assets.
The Chicago Bulls could have had a young and talented Daniel Gafford on their bench, but they chose to send him elsewhere.
Evan Sidery of the Sporting News and Forbes Sports is reporting the Chicago Bulls "will attempt to trade Zach LaVine this offseason". The combination of
Could some changes in leadership around the NBA lead to reignited interest in the Bulls' Zach LaVine?
Chicago Bulls guard Zach LaVine is once more being batted around in trade rumors.
The Bulls were unable to move LaVine before the NBA trade deadline this season.
Following their playoff elimination, the Philadelphia 76ers have reportedly expressed interest in numerous wings in hopes of boosting their core. So far, the top candidates appear to be Paul George, Jimmy Butler, and Brandon Ingram.
According to NBA insider Jake Fischer of Yahoo Sports, striking out on a big-time wing would leave the door open for the Philadelphia 76ers to consider taking back a player such as Chicago Bulls guard Zach LaVine.
Thanks to a number of assets at their disposal, the Brooklyn Nets can go shopping for a star during the offseason. Among the options that can be considered by the franchise is acquiring All-Star Zach LaVine from the Chicago Bulls.
One NBA writer proposed that the Chicago Bulls and Brooklyn Nets make a trade with each other this summer. Grant Hughes of Bleacher Report proposed the
For the sixth time in seven seasons, the Chicago Bulls missed the boat to the NBA Playoffs after finishing with just a 39-43 record in the 2023-24 campaign.
The Los Angeles Lakers are widely expected to cash in on some of their trade-able first round picks this summer and pursue a third star next to LeBron James and Anthony Davis.
The Chicago Bulls are in an incredibly unfavorable position in the current NBA landscape. While the team has built a roster that is just barely below the luxury tax line, the Bulls are nowhere close to being true contenders, but that could also make it easier to part ways with Zach LaVine in a trade this offseason.
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