In the midst of All-Star Weekend around the NBA, there are two players to watch in the All-Star Game that are representing the Chicago Bulls. The two Bulls players representing the team at the All-Star Game on Feb. 20 include forward DeMar DeRozan and shooting guard Zach LaVine.
Between the two of them now, DeRozan and LaVine have seven combined All-Star nods.
There were also some other events during All-Star Weekend where the Bulls were represented. While LaVine didn’t have his best effort in the 3-Point Shootout, putting up just 14 points before getting eliminated after the first round, it was still cool to see a Bulls player competing in that event.
Jayson Tatum and the potential trade targets for the Chicago Bulls to watch for next offseason in the 2022 All-Star Game
And the Bulls also had rookie point guard Ayo Dosunmu representing the team in the Rising Stars Challenge a couple of days ago.
But there is another focal point worth noting for All-Star Weekend this year. The Bulls could be focusing on any potential notable targets that the Bulls could have during the upcoming offseason either on the trade block or in free agency.
With this offseason’s free agent market looking mostly void of 2022 All-Star selections, most of the focus in this regard for the Bulls would have to come on the trade block.
At the moment, it’s hard to know what exactly the Bulls’ front office will be looking to do on the trade block or in free agency during the upcoming offseason. But it’s still worth noting the names to watch that could be among the more notable circling around various trade discussions in the NBA landscape this summer.
Here’s a look into three potential trade targets to watch for the Bulls next offseason among 2022 All-Star selections.