According to ESPN analyst Bobby Marks, the struggling Detroit Pistons are being considered as a potential trade destination for Chicago Bulls’ All-Star shooting guard, Zach LaVine. Despite the Chicago Bulls experiencing a positive turn with their first consecutive victories of the season, trade speculations continue to surround them. LaVine, currently sidelined due to right foot soreness, has drawn attention from league circles regarding his future with the team.
Marks, an ESPN front office insider, suggests that the Detroit Pistons, currently at the bottom of the NBA standings with a 2-18 record, could be a likely contender in the pursuit of LaVine. Marks speculates that the Pistons might explore the trade market to acquire a dynamic offensive player who can complement Cade Cunningham and improve their struggling offense, currently ranking 27th in the league.
With Detroit’s challenging start to the season, Marks proposes that the Pistons may consider entering the “LaVine sweepstakes” to secure a former All-Star, potentially at a more reasonable cost compared to free agency. He suggests that Detroit could explore a trade involving expiring contracts and one of their younger players to acquire LaVine. Marks emphasizes keeping an eye on the Pistons as a team that might make a move for the talented shooting guard.
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