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Chicago Bulls, Zach LaVine and Nikola Vučević
Chicago Bulls point guard Lonzo Ball has come up in trade rumors as the Feb. 6 deadline draws nearer, but it sounds like the team has no plans of dealing
Derrick Rose shares his emotional journey after his ACL injury with the Chicago Bulls on Zach Randolph and Tony Allen's podcast.
Chicago Bulls, Golden State Warriors
Zach LaVine scored 35 points and the Chicago Bulls defeated the Los Angeles Clippers 112-99 to snap a five-game skid.
One potential trade involves the Bulls sending Lonzo Ball back to Los Angeles, not to reunite with the Lakers, but to join the Clippers. In Newsweek, Ricardo Klein proposed a trade that would see the Clippers acquire Lonzo in exchange for P.J. Tucker, Derrick Jones Jr., and a 2026 second-round pick.
How have the Chicago Bulls performed in their franchise history in the NBA Playoffs? Read on for the Bulls’ year-by-year performances in the NBA postseason.Chicago Bulls playoff
The Chicago Bulls entered Los Angeles on a five-game losing streak and as a major underdog against a Clippers team that won four games in a row. Somehow, the Chicago Bulls found a way to win very convincingly against a red-hot Clippers team.
If Minnesota decides they’re better off without him, Bleacher Report floated a three-way trade between the Timberwolves, Chicago Bulls, and Golden State Warriors. The trade was predicated on the belief that Randle isn’t a long-term player for Minnesota and that the Timberwolves will shop for a point guard.
Indiana has a strong roster but they may need just a little more firepower to truly compete against the other elite teams in the Eastern Conference. In this new trade idea, the Pacers go all-in and land a multi-time All-Star center to boost their chances.
Like Zach LaVine, Vučević has earned the right to spend the rest of the season with a legitimate playoff contender. Vučević, a patient, offensive-minded 6-foot-10 center effective in pick-and-roll/pop situations, averages 20.3 points and 10.4 rebounds on 55.4% field goal shooting and 41.1% three-point shooting.