The good: Guard Coby White is coming off a breakout season. He just about doubled his scoring average from 9.7 points to a career-high 19.1 in his fifth season and finished second in the Most Improved Player voting to Philadelphia's Tyrese Maxey.

A healthy LaVine is always an easy bucket, and case in point was his 28-point showing in Saturday's eventual loss to Memphis. The hope is the rest of the league is taking notice that the two-time All-Star is healthy and still available in a trade.

Chicago is starting the season with LaVine and he looked sharp against Memphis on Saturday, scoring 28 and going 6-of-6 from beyond the arc. Zach LaVine had it ROLLING for the @chicagobulls in #NBAPreseason action tonight! 28 PTS | 9-12 FGM | 6-6 3PM | 22 MIN pic.twitter.com/pYsHLTCRzv