Bulls 'Quietly Gauging' Trade Market Of Zach LaVine

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Bulls 'Quietly Gauging' Trade Market Of Zach LaVine 

Post#1 » by RealGM Wiretap » Thu Jun 15, 2023 3:31 pm

The Chicago Bulls have begun "quietly gauging" potential trade interest in Zach LaVine, sources tell Jake Fischer of Yahoo Sports.


LaVine has four seasons remaining on his new five-year, $215 million deal.


The Bulls are likely to maintain a larger asking price for LaVine than the Washington Wizards will for Beal.

Via Jake Fischer/Yahoo Sports

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Post#2 » by cupcakesnake » Thu Jun 15, 2023 3:53 pm

Well! Not so quiet anymore.
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Re: Bulls 'Quietly Gauging' Trade Market Of Zach LaVine 

Post#3 » by Montrosslegend » Thu Jun 15, 2023 5:37 pm

Bulls and author of this are dreaming. Beal is twice the player of Lavine. Lavine is not a winning player and takes Bad shots. I think in the right system and players around him, Beal can contribute to a winning team
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Re: Bulls 'Quietly Gauging' Trade Market Of Zach LaVine 

Post#4 » by Slim Charless » Thu Jun 15, 2023 5:44 pm

cupcakesnake wrote:Well! Not so quiet anymore.


Came here to post this exact thing.

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Re: Bulls 'Quietly Gauging' Trade Market Of Zach LaVine 

Post#5 » by TimeisIllmatic » Thu Jun 15, 2023 9:00 pm

Good luck with that. I think it's one of those situations where Chicago will obviously value LaVine a lot more than other teams will which therefore means Chicago is better off keeping LaVine.
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Re: Bulls 'Quietly Gauging' Trade Market Of Zach LaVine 

Post#6 » by spaceman_E » Thu Jun 15, 2023 9:47 pm

Montrosslegend wrote:Bulls and author of this are dreaming. Beal is twice the player of Lavine. Lavine is not a winning player and takes Bad shots. I think in the right system and players around him, Beal can contribute to a winning team


2 years younger, $7m per cheaper and doesn't have a no-trade. Lavine should certainly hold more trade value
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Re: Bulls 'Quietly Gauging' Trade Market Of Zach LaVine 

Post#7 » by Pickled Prunes » Thu Jun 15, 2023 10:02 pm

TimeisIllmatic wrote:Good luck with that. I think it's one of those situations where Chicago will obviously value LaVine a lot more than other teams will which therefore means Chicago is better off keeping LaVine.

No, they are better off dumping him for smaller movable salaries... but I think you are right that they won't.
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Re: Bulls 'Quietly Gauging' Trade Market Of Zach LaVine 

Post#8 » by Pickled Prunes » Thu Jun 15, 2023 10:04 pm

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Montrosslegend wrote:Bulls and author of this are dreaming. Beal is twice the player of Lavine. Lavine is not a winning player and takes Bad shots. I think in the right system and players around him, Beal can contribute to a winning team


2 years younger, $7m per cheaper and doesn't have a no-trade. Lavine should certainly hold more trade value

They are both fake superstars. Good, but overpaid for a long time and often injured. Desperation will be the mother of any trade for either of these two.
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Re: Bulls 'Quietly Gauging' Trade Market Of Zach LaVine 

Post#9 » by GoSixersBro » Thu Jun 15, 2023 11:49 pm

Montrosslegend wrote:Bulls and author of this are dreaming. Beal is twice the player of Lavine. Lavine is not a winning player and takes Bad shots. I think in the right system and players around him, Beal can contribute to a winning team


They're both guys you don't want your team shelling out $200m for.
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Re: Bulls 'Quietly Gauging' Trade Market Of Zach LaVine 

Post#10 » by Dennis 37 » Fri Jun 16, 2023 1:33 am

Chicago GM: (Whisper) What will you give us for Zach?

Unnamed Team GM: What?

Chicago GM: (Whisper) What will you give us for Zach?

Unnamed Team GM: What?

Chicago GM: I guess there is no interest.
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Re: Bulls 'Quietly Gauging' Trade Market Of Zach LaVine 

Post#11 » by alienpick » Fri Jun 16, 2023 3:28 am

Slim Charless wrote:
cupcakesnake wrote:Well! Not so quiet anymore.


Came here to post this exact thing.

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.... or that was the plan all along?
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Re: Bulls 'Quietly Gauging' Trade Market Of Zach LaVine 

Post#12 » by WindyCityBorn » Fri Jun 16, 2023 4:13 am

Montrosslegend wrote:Bulls and author of this are dreaming. Beal is twice the player of Lavine. Lavine is not a winning player and takes Bad shots. I think in the right system and players around him, Beal can contribute to a winning team


This is completely delusional. Zach is better than Beal.
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Re: Bulls 'Quietly Gauging' Trade Market Of Zach LaVine 

Post#13 » by Montrosslegend » Thu Sep 7, 2023 5:54 pm

I guess we'll see this year. Beal's finally got some talent around him. IF Suns flop, I'll admit you were right, but can't say anything till we actually see the proof in the pudding

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