Bulls Still Intend To Retain Nikola Mirotic, While Rajon Rondo's Future Is Uncertain
The Bulls have until June 30 to decide whether to bring Rondo back for 2017-'18.
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The Bulls have until June 30 to decide whether to bring Rondo back for 2017-'18.
Butler's trainer Travelle Gaines said the Bulls have the "worst culture in the league."
The Bulls have set out on a rebuilding process.
Wade averaged 18.3 points, 4.5 rebounds and 3.8 assists last season while shooting 43.4 percent.
Who knows what this is or what will happen, but the Bulls having meaningful trade talks signals that they know change is needed.
Butler is reported to be open to a trade to Cleveland, which is seeking to add another star player.
It doesn't appear Butler or the Bulls truly know what they want in this business.
A three-time All-Star, Butler is coming off a season in which he posted career-best marks of 23.9 points, 6.2 rebounds and 5.5 assists.
How interested are the Celtics in acquiring Jimmy Butler? That's a question that looms this week.
The Bulls have no top-10 star, no short-term plan and also aren't willing to blow it up. So where's that leave them?
