The Latest Breaking News from Zach LaVine

B/R picks Bulls trio as the most important improvement for 2022-23

Lonzo Ball, Alex Caruso, and Patrick Williams could form an elite defensive trio.

USA Today Sports Media Group · Aug 24, 2022

10 key games on Bulls' schedule, including January matchup against Pistons in Paris

CHICAGO — The Chicago Bulls open their 2022-23 season Oct. 19 against the Heat in Miami and take on the Cleveland Cavaliers on Oct. 22 in the home opener at the United Center.

Chicago Tribune · Aug 18, 2022

Kevin Durant has connections to Bulls, but not the kind to Tweet about

While the Bulls made early calls on Durant after he demanded a trade from the Nets, the likelihood of KD putting on a Bulls jersey anytime soon remains more fairytale than reality. Not only do the Bulls not fit the trade profile for the star, but there’s some history there…

Chicago Sun-Times · Aug 13, 2022

The future for the Bulls’ Coby White remains cloudy into next season

The Bulls were all for trading the former first-round pick if the right deal came along, but that didn’t happen this summer. So what does that make White moving forward? Maybe just the ultimate insurance policy.

Chicago Sun-Times · Jul 30, 2022

Chicago Bulls earn awful offseason grade from For The Win

For The Win graded the offseason of every NBA team, and the Bulls are nearly failing.

USA Today Sports Media Group · Jul 19, 2022

LaVine Weighs in On Michael Jordan–Ja Morant ‘Debate’

The Grizzlies youngster recently said he would’ve “cooked” the Bulls great in a game of one-on-one.

Sports Illustrated · Jul 16, 2022

Bulls giving red core vets an encore

Zach LaVine is OK with the plan to see how far the Bulls can go with a healthy roster next season.

Chicago Sun-Times · Jul 16, 2022

Zach LaVine on resigning with Bulls: ‘Chicago is my home’

The two-time All-Star returned to Chicago on a five-year max contract.

USA Today Sports Media Group · Jul 12, 2022

Zach LaVine: would have been ‘disrespectful’ to look elsewhere

"I went into the offseason with an open mind,'' LaVine explained on Monday, when discussing his recently signed five-year, $215 million max contract. "Once I was able to meet with [Bulls general manager] Marc [Eversley] and [executive vice president ...

USA Today Sports Media Group · Jul 11, 2022

Bulls guard Zach LaVine feeling no added pressure with new max contract

LaVine said Monday that the Bulls’ front office gave him everything he asked for and that his five-year, $215 million deal was a ‘‘compliment’’ to the hard work he has put in.

Chicago Sun-Times · Jul 11, 2022