Lavin , fell out with Bulls .
According to Bulls team reporter K.C., many Bulls players are dissatisfied with LaVine.
The situation intensified, and they even had a quarrel before the Bulls game against Timberwolves .
famous reporter Shams posted a long article reviewing the ins and outs of the "Laverne incident".
Since the start of this season, LaVine and the Bulls have had internal disagreements.
In addition to LaVine, the Bulls, both coaches and players, believe that LaVine's style of play is incompatible with the team. When he came on the court, the Bulls began to feel disjointed.
To this end, the Bulls held multiple team meetings to try to solve the problem,
which included having DeRozan sit down with LaVine one-on-one and face-to-face to discuss.
The discussion process was very friendly, and LaVine and DeRozan already have a good relationship in private, but even so, their performance on the court has not changed at all.
Whenever LaVine plays, the players feel that the Bulls are not like a team. This feeling is infinitely amplified by the Bulls' poor record, and the players' dissatisfaction with LaVine intensifies.
But the embarrassing thing is that during this offseason, LaVine just signed a huge five-year, $215 million contract with the team, which means that even if the Bulls players are dissatisfied with LaVine, they have to endure it.
This is only the first year of a five-year contract, and I have to finish the sex I made while crying.
Is there no other way? Yes, there is, such as trading LaVine to other teams.
This season, LaVine averaged 21.7 points per game and shot 44.5% from the field. Such data is somewhat reluctant when paired with a five-year, 215 million contract.
Is there really someone willing to trade LaVine? Indeed, the Lakers are one of the potential next homes.
According to an ESPN reporter, Pelinka is willing to give away two first-round picks to stars like LaVine or DeRozan.
Lakers team reporter Harrison also confirmed the news. He posted on his personal social media: As expected, LaVine is already a Laker.
From a transaction perspective, if LaVine can be traded to get two first-round picks, the Bulls will certainly be willing.
On the contrary, the Lakers suffered a big loss. They not only wasted two first rounds, but what is even more terrifying is:
Once LaVine is traded, in the next five years, I am afraid they will no longer think about reinforcements.
