The Chicago Bulls have been trying to trade off some of their veteran players for a few years now. The team has been stuck in NBA purgatory for almost a decade.

After Chicago Bulls guard Zach LaVine set a franchise record in a 138-129 loss to the champion Boston Celtics, is the asking price too high for the veteran guard and Bulls center Nikola Vucevic? That’s the question one NBA insider answered recently, according to sources, per Hoopshype’s Michael Sotto.

The Chicago Bulls are hitting the reset button, but they’re not rushing the process. With DeMar DeRozan and Alex Caruso departing this offseason, the Bulls are shifting toward a youth movement while keeping the trade market open for their remaining veteran stars,

KC Johnson: Zach LaVine has tied Kirk Hinrich for the most 3-pointers in Bulls franchise history at 1,049. LaVine is in his 392nd career game with the Bulls. Hinrich played 748. -via Twitter @KCJHoop / November 29, 2024

The Chicago Bulls are 8-13 and currently sit 11th in the Eastern Conference, a spot the team almost certainly expected itself to be in after allowing

Nikola Vucevic is enjoying somewhat of a renaissance and could become a factor ahead of the NBA trade deadline.

One NBA scout complimented Terry for his playmaking abilities and Phillips for his outside touch, especially in catch-and-shoot situations. The Bulls could include both prospects as a packaged deal along with one of their highest-paid salaries between Zach LaVine and Nikola Vucevic.

Nikola Vucevic’s $20 million salary, with a third and final season to go at $21.5 million in 2025-26, is far more palatable for teams to absorb. One GM told me he would put the two-time

The Chicago Bulls have a pair of coveted trade targets in veterans Zach LaVine and Nikola Vučević, but it sounds like teams around the NBA are