The Latest Breaking News from Zach LaVine

LaVine said his knee surgery was a minor cleanup and have been no issues since.

Artūras Karnišovas took a calculated risk in the summer when he decided the Chicago Bulls roster needed only a little tweaking.

The Bulls spent the offseason staying the course with the roster and being questioned for it as the Eastern Conference became even more talented. During Monday’s media day, it was time for the players and front office to justify those decisions.

LaVine believes the Bulls are 'selling themselves short' if a championship isn't the expectation.

The Chicago Bulls stayed quiet for most of the offseason, focusing on re-signing Zach LaVine and returning the core of last year’s roster to build into the 2022-23 season. But it was still a busy summer for Bulls players, who spent the time recovering from injury, expanding their families and…

“Continuity” was the buzzword for the Bulls front office and the players, and while there is something said about letting this group grow together, there’s also a reality that the organization might be trying to ignore.

Of course the upcoming knee surgery for starting point guard Lonzo Ball carries significant weight on what this season may look like for the Bulls, but the future - immediate and beyond - starts and ends with Patrick Williams taking that leap to No. 4 overall pick status.

LaVine's second-straight All-Star appearance helped improve his NBArank.

The Bulls two-time All-Star finds himself in the top 3 of CBS Sports' ranking.

The cleanup was vast for executive vice president of basketball operations Arturas Karnisovas and general manager Marc Eversley when they first took over the front office, but with fall camp about to start next week for year three, the expectations have been raised and results need to be seen.

In this trade, the Bulls reset with young talent as the Heat add DeRozan to a contending roster.