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Zach LaVine has scored 30-plus points in all five of the Chicago Bulls' games in the 2025 calendar year, and he's done it with efficiency. His numbers have been particularly crazy during this stretch -- 32.

The two-time All-Star is the longest-tenured Chicago tenure, having served as a Bull since the 2017-18 season.

In a lost season with no additional help on the roster, Chicago may finally be ready to move on from its star players. At least, it must if it wishes to have any real hopes of future success.

LaVine is playing the best basketball of his career, so why can't the Bulls find a buyer for the $95 million left on his contract after this season? Well, the trade market has a pecking order, and LaVine still isn't at the top.

NBA trade deadline just around the corner, activity is expected to pick up across the league. In Chicago, the Bulls are still actively seeking a new home for All-Star Zach LaVine and the latest intel suggests that at least two Western Conference teams have been involved in trade discussions at one point.