According to NBA insider Jake Fischer, Zach LaVine doesn’t want the Chicago Bulls to trade him. LaVine has been in trade rumors for over two years now.

The Golden State Warriors have emerged as a potential suitor for Vučević ahead of the Feb. 6 trade deadline, according to an ESPN report. The Warriors are engaging in initial trade conversations as the Bulls take calls on offers for both Vučević and Zach LaVine.

The Chicago Bulls are reportedly ready to field offers for Patrick Williams. Should the Miami Heat give them a call?

In the latest round of the neverending Zach LaVine trade rumors, the two-time All-Star reportedly wants to stay with the Chicago Bulls for the remainder

The Miami Heat have had an interesting season thus ... One player the Heat could target is Nikola Vucevic from the Chicago Bulls. After a down season last year, Vucevic has had a career resurgence ...

Jimmy Butler and the Miami Heat don’t seem to care about those optics. The Heat suspended Butler for a second time in less than weeks, bringing Butler’s total team-imposed absences this season to nine games.

Butler’s seven-game suspension by the Heat for conduct they deemed to be detrimental to the team is now over and he returned to the Heat lineup for the first time in two weeks, scoring 18 points in Miami’s 133-113 loss to the Denver Nuggets.

The Miami Heat plan to suspend Jimmy Butler for two games. Butler, 35, missed the team’s flight early Wednesday. Miami decided to have Butler stay in Florida away from the upcoming two-game road trip to Milwaukee on Thursday and Brooklyn on Saturday.

In Jimmy Butler vs. Miami Heat, the page has merely turned to the next chapter in the saga of a player who wants out and a team that publicly remains on record as being amenable to moving him out.

The Portland Trail Blazers received some good news and some bad news on the injury front ahead of their game Tuesday night at the Miami Heat. Guard Anfernee Simons will start after missing Sunday’s win over the Chicago Bulls with an elbow strain.

Chicago Bulls legend, Joakim Noah, has recounted his rivalry with LeBron in a recent interview. During an appearance on the Out The Mud Podcast, while acknowledging LeBron was the best player in the league at the time, Noah also pointed out the parts of his game that he did not like and the theatrics he was not a fan of.

Do the Lakers and Warriors owe it to LeBron James and Stephen Curry to trade away a distant first-round pick to give them a better shot at winning a fifth championship?