Warriors Head Coach Steve Kerr Chose Not to Watch Donald Trump's Inauguration By letting six-time All-Star small forward DeMar DeRozan depart via a sign-and-trade and ditching All-Defensive guard Alex Caruso in a deal with the Oklahoma City Thunder for Josh Giddey,

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

Zach LaVine has been linked with the Los Angeles Lakers for a while but will the Chicago Bulls superstar end up there?

With the trade deadline less than a month away, the Los Angeles Lakers are looking to make another move or two to further solidify their roster. The magnitude of trade remains to be seen, but perhaps a star caliber player,

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.

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

Zach LaVine has become somewhat of an immovable object for the Chicago Bulls front office. The two-time All-Star has reportedly been available for trade for the past 12 months. Yet, his mind-boggling five-year $215 million contract,

Paul George has not lived up to the max contract the Philadelphia 76ers signed him to last offseason. The Sixers may not be able to get themselves off that contract entirely, but they could trade for someone paid around the same ballpark A good candidate would be Zach LaVine,

In the latest round of the neverending Zach LaVine trade rumors, the two-time All-Star reportedly wants to stay with the Chicago Bulls for the remainder

In light of Paul George's struggles, Sporting News proposed a Lakers trade that would send the All-Star back to his native of Los Angeles.

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.