The Latest Breaking News from Billy Donovan

According to coach Billy Donovan, LaVine went through a final intense workout with the Windy City Bulls back in Chicago on Wednesday, and as long as the two-time All-Star feels good in the wake of that workout, Friday’s game against the Hornets becomes very realistic for a return.

According to Chicago Bulls head coach Billy Donovan, Zach LaVine could return to action against the Charlotte Hornets on Friday.

Chicago Bulls head coach Billy Donovan said he's concerned with DeMar DeRozan's minute totals.

The recent Bulls turnaround has been because of a different mindset on the defensive end. LaVine started practicing on Monday with the Windy City Bulls. So how will it all look in a week or so? That is a major question facing the Bulls this season.

With Nikola Vucevic (groin) sidelined and Andre Drummond stepping in as the starting center, coach Billy Donovan needed a reserve to provide a spark off the bench. He might have found one in the undersized Taylor.

Hours before the Bulls handled Philadelphia — minus injured center Joel Embiid — the Knicks and Raptors made some ripples in the trade market with a huge swap. Meanwhile, all remained quiet on the LaVine trade front.

LaVine (right foot) is expected to stay in Chicago when the Bulls leave for a two-game road trip this week and will begin taking contact in practice situations with members of the development staff. But center Nikola Vucevic (groin) still isn’t in the conditioning phase.

Terry always has said the right things about staying ready to play, but he’s getting better at showing it.

The pain in Chicago Bulls point guard Lonzo Ball's knee has been reportedly "eliminated," and he is set to return to running in January.