The Chicago Bulls apparently turned down a trade offer for former UCLA star Lonzo Ball at the NBA trade deadline.

The Bulls had a “firm offer” to acquire a first-round pick and take on future salary in a deal for Lonzo Ball at the trade deadline, a league source tells John Hollinger of The Athletic.

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An ex-NBA pro recently shared his thoughts on the Zach LaVine trade to the Sacramento Kings, suggesting Sacramento could have ...

The Sacramento Kings agreed to sign free agent guard Markelle Fultz, the former No. 1 overall pick in the 2017 NBA Draft, ...

When the Chicago Bulls decided to trade away Zach LaVine before the NBA trade deadline, the team was aware that there was going to be no intention of being comp ...

If the Bulls are going to stay in the play-in race, something has to change over the All-Star break. Head coach Billy Donovan ...

Spurs acting coach Mitch Johnson was an assistant coach with the team’s G League affiliate in Austin, Texas, in 2017, when ...

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Ten games below .500 and sitting in 10th place in the Eastern Conference, the Chicago Bulls could probably stand to shake things up a bit. The team had the ...

Lonzo Ball was another player that teams were calling for, but the Bulls ended up signing him to a contract extension, ...

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