The Latest Breaking News from DeRozan

How likely is it that this trio is the future of the Bulls organization?

It hasn’t been an instant takeover for LaVine since he has returned from a foot injury. Instead, he slowly has eased his way back into a flow.

CHICAGO — The only sighting of Jalen Brunson since he limped off the court and to the locker room at Madison Square Garden Sunday night was a picture that showed up on social media of him at a team holiday party with his right foot encased in a protective boot.

With the Bulls struggling out the gate so far this season, all eyes are on Chicago's potential to blow up their roster.

Teams with a .600 winning percentage or higher owned the Bulls last season, including a first-round playoff exit to the Milwaukee Bucks. And while this current roster hasn’t been as consistent overall, they have shown an ability to play king slayer against the league’s best.

Even DeMar DeRozan going off for 46 points was not enough for the Bulls.

Is this a make or break season for the DeRozan-LaVine combo? That and more questions facing Chicago in the 2022-23 season.

Meanwhile, the Bulls remain invested in finding the optimal frontcourt lynchpin to pair with LaVine and DeRozan. Chicago continues to explore the trade market for two-time All-Star center Nikola Vucevic, sources said. It has registered interest in ...

The two first squared off in the Los Angeles area going back to when they were 11 years old, and the friendship grew from there. But as much respect as DeRozan has for Holiday and the intensity he brings to the defensive end, the goal remains the same as when…