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The Los Angeles Lakers made official what had been speculated for days, signing free agent center Tyson Chandler on Tuesday. While the team did not announce details of Chandler's contract, ESPN reported the deal will pay Chandler $2,109,867 and the Lakers will take on a cap hit of $1,333,140. Chandler agreed to take $2.1 million off his $13.6 million salary to secure a buyout from the Phoenix Suns last weekend. Continue to Article

November 06, 2018 6:53:pm EST

Zach LaVine has been playing at an All-Star level so far this season. When they gave up Zach LaVine in the now-infamous Jimmy Butler trade, the Minnesota Timberwolves understood they were taking a big risk by shipping away a young player with elite athleticism. Fast-forward a year and a half and the Timberwolves are living their worst-case scenario of the Jimmy Butler trade. Continue to Article

November 06, 2018 1:11:am EST

When OddsShark released their updated NBA Rookie of the Year odds in early July, Wendell Carter had the 10th best odds to win the award. Carter is in the top 20 in the league in contested shots per game and that is a big reason why he is one of five rookies playing over 25 minutes per night. By now, most Bulls fans know that the ability to move laterally was the number one concern about Carter as a draft prospect. Continue to Article

November 04, 2018 1:01:am EST

The Phoenix Suns are in the process of negotiating a buyout with center Tyson Chandler, according to multiple reports. Chandler, 36, an 18-year veteran, plans to sign with the Los Angeles Lakers once he clears waivers, according to ESPN. The 7-foot-1 Chandler is averaging 3.7 points and 5.6 rebounds in seven games for the Suns this season and has career averages of 8.6 points and 9.3 rebounds in 1,086 games with the Chicago Bulls (2001-06), New Orleans Hornets (2006-09), Charlotte Bobcats (2009-10), Dallas Mavericks (2010-11, 2014-15) New York Knicks (2011-14) and Suns (2015-18). Continue to Article

November 04, 2018 12:56:am EST

Can Robin Lopez bring value to a struggling team? originally appeared on nbcsportschicago.comRobin Lopez has entered a situation that many Bulls fans did not see playing out this season, or at least so early in the 2018-19 season. After starting 64 games Continue to Article

November 03, 2018 9:44:pm EST