Currently, Zach LaVine is in the best form of his career. In the last six games with the Chicago Bulls, he has consistently surpassed the 30-point mark, maintaining an impressive shooting percentage of 50% or higher in each outing.
Overall, LaVine averages 24 points, 4.8 rebounds and 4.4 assists per game, along with a 51.7% shooting success rate and an exceptional 45% from behind the line. three points.
This series of electrifying performances is particularly commendable, given that the Bulls are currently struggling with a roster that is far from flamboyant.
At 29 years old, LaVine is in the thick of his basketball career, earning respect not only for his skills on the court, but also for his professionalism off it.
However, the Bulls appear to be having difficulty attracting substantial transfer offers for their star.
The Los Angeles Lakers, who have been associated with LaVine in transfer discussions for some time, appear to be facing obstacles in making a concrete move.
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According to Joe Cowley of the Chicago Sun-Times: “Sources indicated there were discussions earlier in the season about a LaVine-Lakers trade, but the pieces just didn’t align at the time. Following With the Lakers’ recent trade of D’Angelo Russell to the Nets for Dorian Finney-Smith, this potential deal now appears virtually dead in the water.”
Many teams across the league could benefit immensely from having a prolific scorer like LaVine in their ranks, yet the momentum toward initiating a trade appears to be stalled.
It’s clear that the biggest obstacle to negotiating a deal for LaVine is his high contract. However, given his brilliant form this season, this could be an interesting gamble to take, as he could potentially be the centerpiece of a Championship-chasing squad.
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