Bulls ace Zach LaVine celebrating the final year of the deal "It will be an important season for everyone on the team, not just me"

"The team did what they thought was the best for the team."

"The team did what they thought was the best for the team."

Photo = Getty Images The Bulls, aiming to advance to the playoffs for the first time in five years, have now won Lonzo Ball, DeMar DeRozan and Alex Caruso, and succeeded in strengthening the team centered on Zach LaVine. It's a plus to have a talented and experienced player added to the roster, but this season hasn't signed an extension contract with Rabean, the final year of the contract. Originally, contract negotiations with Ace were a top priority, and I would like to sign a new contract and welcome a training camp, but there is no progress at this point. "This is a business," Rabine himself told ESPN about his thoughts. "The team has done what they think is best for the team. I will continue to do what I think is best for the team. This season will be an important season for everyone on the team, not just me. Winning will solve everything. Last season, Rabine was selected as the first all-star in his career, averaging 27.4 points, 5.0 rebounds and 4.9 assists in his career best. He also participated in the Tokyo Olympics as a representative of the United States and contributed to winning the gold medal. Rabine made the following statement about his contract with the Bulls during the Olympics. "I'm looking for respect. I've done more than my contract and I'm devoted to Chicago. I like Chicago. I just want respect." If the Bulls continue to extend If he doesn't sign a contract and becomes a free agent next summer, Rabine may consider moving to another team. Or it's quite possible that the Bulls will have a good result this season and win a big deal on a sunny day. In other words, according to his comment, "If you win, everything will be solved." I would like to keep an eye on the whereabouts of the discussion between Rabine and the Bulls.

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