The Chicago Bulls entered Wednesday night’s game against the New York Knicks with just a 4-7 record on the season. Picking up a very impressive win, Chicago was able to take down New York in Madison Square Garden by a final score of 124-123.

But the Bulls always had an antidote to their mistakes. And when the Bulls’ final offensive play — an attempted lob from Josh Giddey to a cutting LaVine — misfired with three seconds left on the clock, Coby White was there to take a 3-pointer and draw a foul off Josh Hart, sinking all three free throws to claim a final one-point advantage.

The Bulls may have to move on from Zach LaVine as they try to find a path forward in a tough season. Here’s a look at some potential deals that could set them up for the future.

The Chicago Bulls are facing the New York Knicks on Wednesday night at Madison Square Garden. Acquiring star center Karl-Anthony Towns from the Minnesota Timber

The Chicago Bulls failed to find a trade partner in the summer to get Zach LaVine's contract off the books. With three years remaining on his deal, he was still set to earn $138 million. LaVine was coming off a serious injury.

The Chicago Bulls’ Zach LaVine and Patrick Williams were cleared to play Friday against the Brooklyn Nets in New York. But the injury report grew large enough to raise concerns.

The Chicago Bulls are facing the Cleveland Cavaliers on Monday night. Looking to hand Cleveland its first loss of the season, the Bulls have their work cut out for them against the 11-0 Cavaliers. Currently 4-6 through 10 games,