LaVine's streak of 30-point games ended at six on Tuesday, but the overall stat line remained solid. The Bulls guard has provided 1st-round value in 12-team leagues over the past two weeks, which has likely improved his standing among contending teams hoping to upgrade their rosters before the February trade deadline. LaVine will look to start another 30-point streak on Wednesday when the Bulls host Atlanta.
White is back after sitting out Sunday's loss to Sacramento and will reclaim his place in the starting lineup. Lonzo Ball, who has already been ruled out for Wednesday's game against the Hawks, will come off the bench. Chicago's other four starters from Sunday afternoon are unchanged.
Dosunmu will miss his ninth consecutive game on Sunday. Chicago has been operating fine with a four-guard rotation and Dosunmu missing another game wont affect how the Bulls have been running things through Josh Giddey, Zach LaVine, Lonzo Ball, and Coby White.
LaVine has been playing extremely well, but his trade market is ... complicated
LaVine is on an absolute tear. The Bulls wing has scored more than 30 points in five straight game and his shooting splits are better than they've ever been. Whether he's positioning himself to be a prime mid-season trade target for teams hoping to content remains to be seen. His fantasy value will certainly drop if he is moved.