NBA trade rumors are heating up, and it was reported earlier this month by Sam Amick and Tony Jones of The Athletic that the Denver Nuggets are among the teams with serious interest in Chicago Bulls star Zach LaVine.

This proposed Chicago Bulls trade would move two-time All-Star Zach LaVine amid the current wave of speculation.

The Chicago Bulls reportedly want nothing to do with Zeke Nnaji in trade talks with the Denver Nuggets. NBA insider Marc Stein reported Sunday that

Bulls star guard Zach LaVine had 14 points on 5-13 shooting from the field and 1-6 from deep. Following the loss, LaVine reflected on the game and how the Bulls need to be better moving forward, via Chicago Sun Times' Joe Cowley.

The Chicago Bulls are still in the middle of their rebuild, and it is taking longer than fans were hoping. This season is off to a rough start once again, and it’s clear that Chicago doesn’t have a team that is going to compete for a championship.

A championship-caliber team like the Nuggets starting to circle is a testament to how LaVine has willed himself into a reclamation project.

It seems that a trade involving Zach LaVine moving on from the Chicago Bulls may finally be on the horizon. Since getting traded to Chicago in 2017, the UCLA alum has been involved in trade rumors.

NBA insider Brett Siegel breaks down the latest intel and trade rumors surrounding Jimmy Butler, Zach LaVine, and the league as a whole.

While the NBA trade deadline is not until February, there are already several rumors about what could take place between now and then. The Chicago Bulls are hea

Trading for LaVine would be a risky move for 1st-year president Trajan Langdon, whose team is on the fringes of the play-in. Adding LaVine might be enough to push the Pistons up the standings a bit, something I am not sure Langdon wants since his 2025 pick is only protected in the top-13.