Zach LaVine is arguably playing the best basketball ... getting satisfactory trade offers for their superstar. The Los Angeles Lakers are a team who have been constantly linked with LaVine for ...

On Thursday, Bleacher Report’s Dan Favale suggested that Chicago could land All-Star wing Brandon Ingram of the New Orleans Pelicans in a multi-team deal with LaVine. Ingram, a former No. 2 overall pick of the Los Angeles Lakers, is on an expiring contract.

Zach LaVine is back in trade rumors, but the Bulls' star prefers to stay where he is regardless of the interest.

But the team has been "fun-bad," thanks to solid play from two-time All-Star small forward/shooting guard LaVine, two-time All-Star center Nikola Vucevic, and guards Coby White, Ayo Dosunmu and Giddey. In the mediocre East, the Bulls are good enough to have at least a shot at the postseason.

Chicago Bulls point guard Lonzo Ball could be on the Los Angeles Lakers’ radar as the Feb. 6 trade deadline nears, per The Athletic’s Jovan Buha, who spoke with Jason Timpf of Hoops

In this new trade proposal, the Philadelphia 76ers move on from star forward Paul George. Despite George just signing with the 76ers, Philadelphia corrects their free agent signing and ships him out.

When it comes to this move, the Bucks could trade Bobby Portis and some draft picks for the 32-year-old center. The Wizards are a rebuilding team and would likely welcome any draft picks to flip or hold onto. Milwaukee gets a veteran that can help them win. It works out for both parties.

Los Angeles Lakers stars LeBron James and Anthony Davis continue to believe the team can be a serious contender with "another piece or two," according

Zach LaVine scored 35 points and the Chicago Bulls defeated the Los Angeles Clippers 112-99 to snap a five-game skid.

Bulls receive: Rui Hachimura, Gabe Vincent, Max Christie, Kenyon Martin Jr., Jalen Hood-Schifino, and a 2027 second-round draft pick Despite how much those two are paid, LaVine and George are much better than the players who would be sent to the Bulls. Their trade values are both pretty low because of what their teams owe them.

Do the Lakers and Warriors owe it to LeBron James and Stephen Curry to trade away a distant first-round pick to give them a better shot at winning a fifth championship?