The Chicago Bulls will begin their 2024-25 NBA season on Wednesday night against the New Orleans Pelicans. It will be a very new-look Bulls team taking the floo

Zach LaVine's future with the Bulls remains unsettled. The post Zach LaVine Shares Timely Message on Season Amid Bulls’ Trade Plans appeared first on Heavy.com.

Chicago is anxious to see if LaVine can turn over a "new leaf," while Ball looks better than anyone imagined after three knee surgeries.

The Chicago Bulls will be one of the most volatile teams in the NBA this season. Not from a chemistry or drama standpoint, but more so from the potential of a complete roster change. There is a solid chance that who the Bulls are on opening night will not be anywhere near who they are at the end of the season.

One of the biggest positives was the return of Zach LaVine and his positive performances. He looks back to full health and is still a dynamic scorer, as evident from his 28 points

After an injury-riddled 2023-24 season, two-time Chicago Bulls All-Star shooting guard Zach LaVine is making the most of his tenure in the Windy City ahead of 2024-25. The 6-foot-5 former UCLA swingman struggled with right foot pain throughout the 2023-24 season.

Zach LaVine’s name has been swirling in trade rumors for months now, but hey, maybe the Bulls will want to pump the brakes on that idea. On Saturday night, LaVine showed why he’s still one of the league’s most dangerous scorers,

Chandler Parsons believes that there are some Lakers players who might entice the Bulls. He said on Run It Back : "I think they need shooting. I think when you got a guy like wings like Dalton Knecht now, you got Austin Reaves, you got D’Lo, I think there’s assets that would entice the Chicago Bulls."

The Chicago Bulls are currently dealing with a slew of injuries as the team tries to navigate its way through the preseason slate. Zach Lavine has had to block out the noise, as many expected him to a

The Bulls start their regular season Wednesday night versus the Pelicans in New Orleans. The big picture: With offseason trades and no notable additions, it's hard to predict if the Bulls will improve over the last few mediocre seasons.