Chicago Bulls guard Zach LaVine will finally make his debut in the NBA All-Star game this season. Over the last few seasons, LaVine has elevated his game to another level. Regardless of his progress, he never got the recognition he deserved.
However, the wait is finally over, LaVine was named one of the All-Star reserves for this year’s All-Star game. Looking at his stats, it would have been a major robbery if LaVine was not selected to represent the East as one of the All-Stars.
Currently, he is averaging a stunning 28.6 points per game and shooting lights out from both the field & beyond the arc. Looking at his current form, he might even become the NBA All-Star MVP. But that is something we will find out on March 7th, 2021.
Zach LaVine reacts to getting a lot of love from Chicago Bulls fans
Source: Boston Globe
After his selection in the All-Star team, several Chicago Bulls fans congratulated the 25-year-old. Upon seeing those wishes, LaVine said:
“Oh man. Oh yeah, that’s dope man. That’s cool. Always appreciate the fans support, they’ve always been there for me so being there for them means a lot. It means a lot.”
Hundreds of fans from #BullsNation sent in their congrats last night via video message to @ZachLaVine for his first All-Star birth.
Today, Zach sat down & watched your videos: pic.twitter.com/wF5u2iKlhm
— Chicago Bulls (@chicagobulls) February 25, 2021
The story of Zach LaVine has been nothing but inspirational. Before becoming the star that he is today, LaVine had a pretty one-dimensional game. He was an insane dunker, but that was pretty much the only weapon in his arsenal.
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However, now LaVine has developed his game and can do several things on the floor. From flashy dunks to nifty moves, LaVine has come a long way.
It makes fans happy to see such talents getting the much-deserved recognition in the NBA. What are your thoughts on LaVine becoming an NBA All-Star? Feel free to let us know your views in the comments section.
