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Bulls have floated as many as 15 trade proposals for Zach LaVine, including to Kings, Magic, 76ers

It’s why Zach LaVine’s future isn’t the only trade scenario that has been discussed, even if sources said Karnišovas has floated as many as 15 proposals centered on the two-time All-Star guard to various teams including the Sacramento Kings, Orlando Magic and Philadelphia 76ers.
Source: NBC Sports Chicago

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CBS NBA @CBSSportsNBA
NBA trade rumors: Bulls float 15 Zach LaVine trades, Rockets have interest in Marcus Smart cbssports.com/nba/news/nba-t…1:44 PM
Evan Sidery @esidery
The Bulls have discussed a potential Zach LaVine trade with the Kings, Magic and Sixers, per @KCJHoop (nbcsportschicago.com/nba/chicago-bu…).
LaVine’s value continues to be viewed extremely low around the league due to his contract and injury concerns. pic.twitter.com/C46Z5qe72D11:42 AM
Matt George @MattGeorgeSAC
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🏀Kings & Bulls have discussed a Zach LaVine, Alex Caruso trade.
🏀Does the reward outweigh the risk?
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🖥️youtu.be/UJq8pPJ2lZM pic.twitter.com/4eDD8CGwlR11:05 PM
Evan Sidery @esidery
The Kings have checked in with the Bulls about a potential trade for Zach LaVine and/or Alex Caruso, per @HPbasketball (actionnetwork.com/nba/nba-free-a…).
Sacramento is shopping Harrison Barnes, Kevin Huerter and draft capital in hopes of finding a game-changing upgrade. pic.twitter.com/1vm35tDWK71:22 PM

More on this storyline

The Sacramento Kings are going back to the well with the same trade package they offered Toronto twice for OG Anunoby and Pascal Siakam. The offer includes Harrison Barnes, Kevin Huerter and draft pick compensation. They’re known to have had calls with Chicago involving Zach LaVine and Alex Caruso. -via Action Network / June 18, 2024
Do the Bulls see an off-season LaVine trade as something that HAS to happen? Or will they be content with him on the roster if a trade market for him doesn’t materialize? Also, if he’s on the team at the start of the season, do you think there’s any potential for distraction/unrest? It seems like everyone was professional last year and I’m wondering if that can last if he’s truly unhappy. — Steve P. KC Johnson: Content may be the wrong word, and I do get the sense both sides are motivated to make something work this offseason. I don’t think the Bulls will take an awful deal if little materializes, but I do get the sense they’re open to more possibilities than before. More to the point: I’ve reported before what their asking price was—All-Star level talent, first-round picks or both—and my sense is that it has dropped significantly. -via NBC Sports Chicago / June 1, 2024
KC Johnson: As I’ve said from the beginning regarding this situation: This is like a relationship that has run its course. And you’re right: Both sides have remained very professional to this point, and I expect that to continue. But the desire from both sides to make a change has grown. -via NBC Sports Chicago / June 1, 2024

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