The Chicago Bulls made it clear that they are beginning a rebuild at this year’s trade deadline. They traded away

Guard Lonzo Ball and the Bulls have agreed on a multi-year extension, according to ESPN's Shams Charania. The deal is a two-year, $20 million extension.

This year’s trade deadline marked a major time of change for the Chicago Bulls. The team moved on from Zach LaVine after he spent eight years with the franchise in a three team trade that they swung with the Kings and Spurs.

The Chicago Bulls apparently turned down a trade offer for former UCLA star Lonzo Ball at the NBA trade deadline.

A surplus of Bulls guards following the team’s blockbuster trade of former All-Star wing Zach LaVine has yielded an interesting issue for head coach Billy Donovan.

According to a league source, the Bulls had a firm offer to get a first-round pick and take on future money for Lonzo Ball and extended him instead.Source: New York Times What’s the buzz on

Lonzo Ball was another player that teams were calling for, but the Bulls ended up signing him to a contract extension, keeping him around for years to come. There could have been a chance he was dealt,