The Latest Breaking News from DeMar DeRozan

Guard Zach LaVine knows how this movie ends, and unless the “Big Three” of LaVine, DeMar DeRozan and Nikola Vucevic can get synced up in the offense, there’s a good chance that one or more will be on the trade market sooner than later.

LaVine should have been all smiles after a career night, but losing by 16 to the Pistons only left the guard questioning how the Bulls can get Billy Donovan’s new-look offense to start working.

The starting lineup remains fluid, Donovan said, but that didn’t mean he was willing to move Williams to the bench. If things don’t change soon? Stay tuned.

After being embarrassed in Wednesday’s season opener, DeRozan all but guaranteed that there would be a turnaround Friday against Toronto. It looked bleak in the fourth quarter until DeRozan and Caruso turned it around.

It hasn’t been pretty throughout the preseason and into the games that count, but coach Billy Donovan knows his players have to trust that the three-point shooting will turn around.

The Chicago Bulls and DeMar DeRozan are reportedly far apart in contract extension talks.

Not only was the Wednesday loss to the Thunder embarrassing on the scoreboard, but boiled over in the bench area, where Vucevic and coach Billy Donovan had heated words about his usage on the offensive end.

Chicago got drilled in the second half of its season opener, losing 124–104 at home to the Thunder.

Here are the best photos from the Thunder's 124-104 win over the Bulls:

Player grades for the Thunder's 124-104 win over the Bulls in their season opener on Wednesday:

In the league’s latest marketing move, a nearly two-minute spot features Imperioli narrating how seven players — DeRozan, Anthony Davis, Trae Young, Julius Randle, Kawhi Leonard, Darius Garland and Draymond Green — are in a casino plotting to steal the NBA Cup which goes to the winner of the new…