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Bulls ‘Quietly Gauging’ Trade Market Of Zach LaVine

The Chicago Bulls have begun “quietly gauging” potential trade interest in Zach LaVine, sources tell Jake Fischer of Sports Betting News.

LaVine has four seasons remaining on his new five-year, $215 million deal.

The Bulls are likely to maintain a larger asking price for LaVine than the Washington Wizards will for Beal.

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