While LaVine’s skillset is not a question, his injury history and contract situation have kept teams from trading for him. With Chicago amid rebuild, LaVine does not fit their c

“Speaking on [Mully And Haugh] on [680 The Score] exec VP Artūras Karnišovas said Zach LaVine “is finally healthy” and “looks great,” Johnson reported. “Also called him “an ultimate pro” and said LaVine fits the vision of team playing more up-tempo this season.”

The Chicago Bulls finding a trade for Zach LaVine is going to take both sides making an effort early in the season.

The Chicago Bulls are almost certainly not going to find a Zach LaVine trade before the NBA season begins. This creates a complicated dynamic for a Bulls team that wants to focus on their youth while also allowing LaVine to rebuild some trade value.

There appears to be a major update on Zach LaVine's future with the Chicago Bulls as we approach the 24-25 season.

Despite ongoing discussions about being traded, Zach LaVine appears to be committed to helping the Bulls entering the 2024-25 season.

As such, LaVine is expected to start the 2024-2025 season with the Bulls despite both parties being open to a split. In a recent article for Bleacher Report, cap expert Eric Pincus suggested the Los Angeles Lakers as a potential destination for LaVine, with D'Angelo Russell heading to Chicago as part of the deal.

Ishaan Bhattacharya has suggested a trade in an article on FadeAway World that would see the Los Angeles Clippers receive LaVine and Torrey Craig while the Bulls would get Norman Powell, Terance Mann and P.J. Tucker.

Zach LaVine is participating in non-mandatory Chicago Bulls practices to connect with his teammates and repair his relationship with the franchise.