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Second Joe Cowley of the Chicago Sun Times, a reporter always well informed on the transfer plans of the Chicago Bulls, at this moment the Front Office would be focused on two objectives: Offloading Zach LaVine and his onerous contract – the former UCLA player has been in the second season of the five-year contract for over 215 million signed in 2022-, but without compromising in any way the potential of the team in the short term.
It won’t be an easy feat, given that the reporter speaks of a ‘non-existent market’ for the 28-year-old guard, 20 points, 5.4 rebounds and 4 assists per game in the first half of the regular season.
So no rebuilding for the group under coach Donovan, currently ninth in the East with 19 wins in 42 games.