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Lakers, Heat, Sixers Expected To Have Interest In Zach LaVine

The Chicago Bulls and Zach LaVine are reportedly exploring the idea of him being traded. As the first All-Star level player to come available since Damian Lillard and James Harden, LaVine is expected to have a wide market.

The Los Angeles Lakers, Miami Heat and Philadelphia 76ers are all expected to have interest in LaVine. The Lakers would be bringing LaVine back to Los Angeles, where he played collegiately at UCLA.

Miami missed out on trading for Lillard, and could offer an enticing of package of expiring salary and young players/draft picks to Chicago for LaVine. As for the Sixers, they just created a lot of long-term salary flexibility when they traded Harden. They also have several players on expiring contracts, as well as some draft picks to offer for LaVine.

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Phoenix Suns guard Bradley Beal has been in trade rumors over the last few weeks. Beal’s no-trade clause complicates any deal that Phoenix could put him in. In fact, Beal’s agent Mark Bartelstein said that he and the veteran guard have had no discussions about waiving his no-trade clause.

“There have been no discussions about trades with the Suns or any other team,” Bartelstein said. “Bradley’s total focus is on helping the Suns turn things around.”

Beal was recently moved to the bench by Phoenix coach Mike Budenholzer. When asked if he’d consider waiving his no-trade clause in the wake of the move, Beal said “I hold the cards” regarding a potential trade.

Bartelstein reiterated that Beal not exercising his no-trade clause isn’t currently under consideration, but that he could do so for the “perfect” situation. It’s been stated in the past, that Beal would never fully give up the no-trade clause, as it remains for as long as his current deal is in place.

Beal is making $50.2 million this season. The 12-year veteran is then owed $110.8 million through 2026-27, with the final season being a player option.

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