Chicago Bulls

For a team that has missed the playoffs the last three seasons and has failed to win over 27 games per year during that span, the Chicago Bulls did not really do anything to make themselves better now this offseason. They drafted Patrick Williams fourth overall in the NBA Draft and with Zach LaVine, Coby White, Lauri Markkanen and Wendell Carter Jr, the Chicago Bulls have a solid young core moving forward.

This season, it seems likely that they will not win enough games to push them into the playoffs, so what can they do to end their playoff drought? Well, going out and getting Lonzo Ball would not be a bad idea at all, especially given their struggles at the point guard position over the years. 

Zach LaVine does everything for the Chicago Bulls and does not have any help whatsoever. The rest of their young core are still growing as players and still have a lot of development to do, which is why bringing in Lonzo Ball to be the main facilitator on the court would be extremely beneficial to this team. Not to mention, Ball is only 23-years old and can be the point guard of this team moving forward. 

Coby White is a fantastic young guard and has a lot of potential to grow into a great combo-guard and with rumors circulating about Zach LaVine’s future with the team, pairing Ball up with White in the backcourt could help this Chicago Bulls team moving forward tremendously. 

With Kris Dunn gone and Tomas Satoransky not being a true reliable point guard, the Bulls need to solidify the depth in their backcourt. Lonzo Ball can be the “do-it-all” guy for the Chicago Bulls and help speed up the development of some of the other young players on this team. Trading for Lonzo Ball gives the Chicago Bulls one of the best young cores in the league and a legit chance to be one of the team’s nobody will want to play 2-3 years down the road.