Let’s break down the Zach LaVine to the Nuggets trade rumor, plus grade the likelihood the deal actually happens

Before the broadcast last night, Mike Breen let us know Doris Burke was out because she’s sick. He then said, “I think it’s important to state that her absence has nothing to do with the amount of money she lost on the blackjack table in recent days.” I haven’t stopped laughing.

In the latest edition of the Nuggets Ink podcast, beat writer Bennett Durando and sports editor Matt Schubert reconvene as trade season begins in the NBA.

Star insisted at the start of the season that outside noise would be blocked out and not discussed, but that's about to be tested. LaVine has been a trade rumor for years and that's again the case as NBA trade talk heats up.

The Denver Nuggets have had recent and "significant" discussions about trading for Chicago Bulls guard Zach LaVine, The Athletic's Sam Amick and Tony Jones reported on Tuesday. According to The Athletic,

Perception of the 2024-25 Nuggets is turning into a case study of optimism vs. pessimism. Are you a glass-half-full kind of person? Then when the Nuggets improved to 14-10 with their latest miracle this week in Sacramento,

The Denver Nuggets are reportedly interested in adding a big offensive weapon ahead of the NBA trade deadline on February 6. According to The Athletic's Tony Jones and Sam Amick, Denver has expressed interest and has even had discussions about making a trade for a multitude of players: Zach LaVine of the Chicago Bulls,

Denver's Nikola Jokić is having a historic season. But the Nuggets are searching for trade partners to find him help.

Following reports of the Denver Nuggets' interest in Zach LaVine, here's how a potential trade with the Chicago Bulls might shape up.

The Nuggets need a talent upgrade in order to win a second championship. The Bulls need to trade their star Zach LaVine in order to keep their 2025 draft pick and continue to retool a roster with a low ceiling.