The Latest Breaking News from Zach LaVine

Just when DeMar DeRozan was hoping to get some help back, he will have to continue to carry the load.

Adrian Wojnarowski: Chicago Bulls All-Star guard Zach LaVine will travel to Los Angeles to see a specialist for his left knee early this week, sources tell ESPN. LaVine has been dealing with recurring discomfort and will get further evaluation. He's ...

LaVine’s left knee is again an issue worth watching, but DeMar DeRozan continued putting the team on his back, extending his streak with 35 or more points to five games.

The two Bulls teammates will face off in Cleveland during the All-Star Game.

CHARLOTTE, N.C. — The starting point guard job has become a revolving door for the Chicago Bulls as injuries continue to wrack the roster.

There has been a little smoke around the Bulls the last week as far as trade rumors, but very little fire. According to coach Billy Donovan, the front office will enter the Thursday deadline with the idea of maintaining the team chemistry unless something major changes in the landscape.

LaVine will compete in the 3-Point Contest for the third time.

Six of the eight participants are first-timers.

Regardless of whether the Bulls front office can pull off a trade before Thursday’s deadline, this current roster needs to start picking up the pieces and covering the holes rather than leaning on them as a crutch. Relying on being rescued remains a bad look for a contending team.

The three-point loss wasn’t that close; the Suns controlled the game the whole way. DeMar DeRozan wants the Bulls to stand pat before the deadline Thursday, but will they?

Chicago Bulls fans chanted “M-V-P” on Sunday afternoon for DeMar DeRozan, a familiar refrain this season at the United Center, as the All-Star guard went off again during a season-high 45-point effort against the Philadelphia 76ers.