Bulls match offer sheet for LaVine

[The Associated Press]

Zach LaVine has signed a four-year, $80 million offer sheet with the Sacramento Kings. The person spoke on condition of anonymity because neither the Kings nor the Chicago Bulls announced the deal involving the 6-foot-5 guard who's going into his fifth NBA season. The Bulls have 48 hours to decide whether to match the offer on the restricted free agent.

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[Reuters]

If the Chicago Bulls are going to extend Zach LaVine's stay beyond 24 games, it'll cost them. The Sacramento Kings on Friday reportedly signed the restricted free-agent guard to a four-year offer sheet. The Undefeated's Marc Spears, the first to break the news, reported the offer to be worth $78 million.

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[NBC Sports]

The Bulls have decided to match Sacramento's $78M offer sheet to Zach LaVine, league sources tell ESPN. The Sacramento Kings had been talking to LaVine about a potential offer, and they came in big reports Shams Charania of The Vertical at Yahoo Sports. RFA Zach LaVine has agreed to a four-year, $80M offer sheet with the Sacramento Kings, league sources tell Yahoo.

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[Yahoo Sports]

Zach LaVine averaged 16.7 points and 3.9 rebounds in 24 games for Chicago last season. (AP) The Chicago Bulls will match the Sacramento Kings’ four-year, $80 million offer sheet to restricted free agent Zach LaVine, league sources told Yahoo Sports. LaVine

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[Reuters]

Apparently, 24 games was enough for Zach LaVine to impress the Chicago Bulls. Less than an hour after news broke Friday night that the Sacramento Kings reportedly signed the restricted free-agent guard to a four-year offer sheet in the neighborhood of $78 million, ESPN's Adrian Wojnarowski reported the Bulls plan to match the offer. According to Wojnarowski, the deal does involve some team protection with respect to LaVine's left knee.

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[NBC Sports Chicago]

Zach LaVine has turned the tables on the Chicago Bulls by agreeing to and signing a four-year, $78 million offer sheet with the Sacramento Kings, according to sources. As expected, on the dawn of free agency the Bulls balked at the first offer from LaVine's representation, wanting him to set his market value in a very tight period for restricted free agents.

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[NBC Sports Chicago]

Hours after the 23-year old shooting guard signed an offer sheet with the Sacramento Kings, news broke that the Bulls had quickly made up their minds on LaVine's future in Chicago. By deciding to match the four-year, $78 million offer sheet, the Bulls now have solidified their core for the forseeable future.

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[NBC Sports BayArea]

After a quiet first six days of free agency, NBC Sports California has confirmed that the Sacramento Kings have signed restricted free agent Zach LaVine to a 4-year, $78 million offer sheet. The Chicago Bulls, who extended a qualifying offer to the high-flyer, have 48 hours to decide whether to match or allow LaVine to head to Sacramento. LaVine was in Sacramento on Thursday where he met with the team's training staff and front office.

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[Associated Press]

Zach LaVine is staying with the Chicago Bulls, after the team matched a four-year, $80 million offer sheet that he got from the Sacramento Kings. The Bulls made the announcement Sunday, two days after the Kings and LaVine agreed to the offer terms. LaVine was a restricted free agent, which meant the Bulls had right of first refusal.

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[Reuters]

The Chicago Bulls on Sunday made official what had been reported since Friday, matching the Sacramento Kings' offer sheet to Zach LaVine and retaining the young guard for a reported four more seasons. While the club did not release details of the offer sheet while, multiple reports had the offer at four years and $78 million. LaVine, 23, tore the anterior cruciate ligament in his left knee in February 2017 while with the Minnesota Timberwolves, then was traded to the Bulls the following offseason as part of the Jimmy Butler deal.

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[NBC Sports]

Zach LaVine is officially staying with the Chicago Bulls. The athletic young shooting guard signed a massive four-year, $80 million offer sheet with the Sacramento Kings once free agency officially began on July 6th. Chicago was reportedly set to match the massive restricted free agent offer sheet, which they did on Sunday.

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The Chicago Bulls have matched Zach LaVine’s offer sheet from the Sacramento Kings.

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