The Chicago Bulls traded longtime guard Zach LaVine to the Sacramento Kings in a three-team deal that sent De'Aaron Fox to the San Antonio Spurs on Sunday. LaVine spent seven and a half years in Chicago, and the team and city meant a lot to the guard as he now says goodbye. LaVine posted a message of gratitude to the Bulls and fans on Tuesday.

There’s no such thing as an untouchable player on the Chicago Bulls. That has been clear from the start of the season after the team traded DeMar DeRozan and Alex Caruso over the summer. The Bulls are now in the early stages of a rebuild,

The Chicago Bulls have been treading water, with many fans calling for the front office to hit the reset button over the past two and a half seasons. But the Bulls have stubbornly decided to keep some of their most valuable trade assets past their expiry date,

Chicago Bulls fans can't be blamed for not understanding what the team's front office and ownership is trying to accomplish this season. Even head coach Billy Donovan admits that he doesn't have any answers when it comes to Chicago's current trajectory.

The Chicago Bulls finally can move past the challenge of moving Zach LaVine. But did they get enough back for their best player?

The Chicago Bulls officially started giving up on their season on Sunday night when they sent Zach LaVine to the Sacramento Kings as part of a three-way trade.

Clearly, we’re making a shift. I want to be part of building something. But what direction are we going and how are we going to build it and what we

As the Chicago Bulls have set course on another rebuild, coach Billy Donovan stressed that he’s “all for doing what’s best for the organization.”