3 superstar trade targets the Warriors can snag after missing on Harden

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Zach LaVine

Zach LaVine is quietly becoming of the league’s most dynamic shooting guards. He’s been single-handedly carrying the Bulls. Just like with the Pistons, the Bulls don’t have the chips it takes to compete this season.

They just aren’t there yet. Wasting one of LaVine’s prime years is brutal, and they should look to find a potential suitor as LaVine should take his talents to a winning team after next offseason anyway.

It’s unknown if LaVine is happy or not with his current situation, but what is known is that he’s been absolutely phenomenal. He’s averaging 26.9 points, 4.8 rebounds, and 5.2 assists per game. He’s also knocking down 3.4 triples per game.

What’s even more impressive is that LaVine is nearing 50 percent shooting. As a guard, getting close to that percentage with the amount of volume shooting LaVine is doing is something to marvel at.

He’d be a great addition for Golden State, but it could come at a steep cost, one the Warriors may not be willing to pay.

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