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Reality has come knocking for the Bulls this week, and when they answer, there’s no one there.
That’s the predicament that Arturas Karnisovas, executive vice president of basketball operations, and the front office were facing Tuesday, a few days into NBA free agency, with players to move and plans to execute but nothing happening to help any of it along.
The elephant in the room — as has been the case for two years — is what to do with two-time All-Star guard Zach LaVine, who has three years and more than $137 million left on his maximum contract.