Unable to find a trade partner to take back Zach LaVine and the remaining three years on his five-year, $215M contract, the Bulls entered this season hopeful he could rebuild some

It hasn't always been easy figuring out the relationship he has with the Bulls organization, but LaVine is now there. And until his situation changes he is all about leaving the franchise in a better place than he found it.

Two weeks into the season might seem a little premature to begin floating trade ideas, but not for the Chicago Bulls, who are approaching the 2024-25 season as a building block toward a more prosperous future.