This summer, the Chicago Bulls are considering making a move to trade Zach LaVine. Earlier in the season, there were reports that they tried to make such a trade, but a season-ending injury prevented them from doing so. However, now the Bulls may be looking to shake things up and make a deal.
Sports Grid’s Paul Connor has suggested trading LaVine to the Oklahoma City Thunder in exchange for Josh Giddey. While Giddey has struggled offensively this season, he could be the player that the Thunder need to upgrade their shooting guard position. With plenty of draft capital at their disposal, the Thunder could potentially make a move for LaVine.
If this trade were to happen, it would pair Giddey with Coby White in the Bulls’ backcourt. This potential shake-up could bring a new dynamic to the team and help them improve their performance on the court. The Thunder were the youngest No. 1 seed in league history before being eliminated by the Dallas Mavericks in the second round of the playoffs. Adding a player like LaVine to their roster could help take the team to the next level and potentially contend for championships in future seasons.
