The Latest Breaking News from Zach LaVine

The Bulls look to win the second leg of their back-to-back following Friday night's loss.

With a signature midrange jumper, Chicago Bulls forward DeMar DeRozan on Friday joined an elite group of NBA players in the first quarter against the Spurs in San Antonio.

It was the third game of the season that LaVine has missed, as the team continues to get a better grasp of the schedule for his knee management moving forward. According to coach Billy Donovan, he should be a go Saturday against the 76ers.

Chicago looks to win their third-straight game on Friday against San Antonio.

LaVine had his best performance of the young season on Wednesday night with 28 points.

Check out the player grades from Chicago's second-straight victory on Wednesday night.

It has been a rough go for the third-year forward this season, but coach Billy Donovan made it clear Wednesday that Williams will remain a starter for the time being.

Looking for some sort of spark in the first half against Boston on Monday, Donovan rolled out a grouping that hadn’t seen much time together. All those four reserves and Zach LaVine did was help overcome a 19-point deficit and bring the Bulls back for a stunning win. So does…

It couldn’t have gone any worse for the starters out of the gate, but facing a 19-point deficit the reserves sparked a fire that Boston couldn’t put out. Now, what to do about the starters and the part-time mentality that has messed with their consistency?

While DeMar DeRozan and Zach LaVine were both All-Stars last season, they pale in comparison to what Boston’s Batman and Robin of Jayson Tatum and Jaylen Brown are capable of. There’s little defense for that argument.

LaVine felt 'great' in his season debut after missing the first two games of the season.