5 years agoAfter an 11-point effort last time out, Chicago Bulls point/shooting guard Zach LaVine got back into somewhat of an offensive rhythm, collecting a team-best 21 points during Monday’s loss to the New York Knicks. The three-point shot was not there for LaVine, who finished 2-for-7 from deep, although he was able to add five rebounds and three assists for a solid all-around effort. Even with the rotation of five guards that head coach Jim Boylen has deployed, LaVine remains the key cog and the team’s most consistent scoring threat through the early part of the season. He is set for a matchup Wednesday against Cleveland, who has opened the year with one of the league’s slower paces, which may limit his DFS upside.--Jesse Borek
Source: ESPN