Chicago Bulls: 3 takeaways from player workouts so far

3. Zach LaVine taking another step forward?

It worked out very well for shooting guard Zach LaVine to return to Seattle to train during the offseason for the past two years. The Chicago Bulls look to prefer to have their most important players in house training in the Advocate Center during the summer, but LaVine should do what benefits him the most.

Since LaVine was able to make the biggest strides of his still brief NBA career last season while recovering from that ACL injury two years back, he should continue to stay on that training regimen he’s comfortable with. That appears to be a process that entails returning to the Pacific Northwest and work with his father to improve his game.

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All indications point to LaVine taking another step forward this coming season. The offseason training videos he frequently posts on social media has to get this Bulls fan base extremely excited for what’s to come from LaVine at 24-years-old. He also mostly steered clear of injury trouble last season.

A full offseason of a good training regimen and rest for LaVine should be best for a pivotal season in the path that is his development to potential stardom. LaVine was one step shy of being an All-Star Selection last season. With the All-Star Game returning to the United Center and Chicago next year, LaVine could be taking center stage heading into the regular season.