With Zach LaVine joining DeMar DeRozan in Sacramento, Nikola Vucevic reflects on being the last of the Big Three still in Chicago and what it's like dealing with trade rumors.

Nikola Vučević has been seen as a potential trade candidate leading up to Thursday's deadline, but the Chicago Bulls big man is reportedly expecting to

TORONTO — Nikola Vučević knows the signs of when a team and a player are headed in opposite directions. It’s happening in Chicago. The Bulls are building toward the long-term future, eyeing draft picks and shopping their top talent in the process.

The Warriors were in the mix for acquiring both Zach LaVine and Nikola Vucevic before the Bulls sent the former to the Kings.

The Chicago Bulls may not be done dealing ahead of Thursday's deadline, but that doesn't mean they will land a first-round pick. Even if they trade

Marc Stein: League sources say that the Warriors did seriously explore trade constructions that would have brought both Zach LaVine and Nikola Vučević to the Bay Area before Golden State opted to focus on other trade pursuits. More NBA trade coverage from me: https://tinyurl.com/jare3rvm

The Chicago Bulls scored only 16 points in the third quarter Thursday and couldn’t recover, falling to the Golden State Warriors 131-106 for their sixth loss in seven games.

The Chicago Bulls didn’t wait until deadline day to start making moves at this trade deadline, as they sent Zach LaVine off to the Sacramento Kings on Sunday night in a deal that also sent De’Aaron Fox to the San Antonio Spurs.

According to multiple sources, Karnisovas had two deals for center Nikola Vucevic fall apart Tuesday, forcing the front office into a complete reset that might result in Vucevic staying with the