It’s tough to envision a scenario where the Bulls make it through the NBA trade deadline with a core roster remotely similar to its current outlook. Chicago is off to a 7-14 start to the current season, and a number of the team’s core players have been mentioned in numerous trade rumors of late, including guard Zach LaVine.
The 28-year-old, who’s been in Chicago since the 2017-18 season, appears to be on his way out. But unfortunately, a recent report stated that there’s “not a market for LaVine right now,” which ESPN’s Adrian Wojnarowski reported just ahead of the weekend.
There is one team that Wojnarowski’s co-worker at ESPN, Bobby Marks, can envision emerging in the trade market for LaVine — the Pistons.
