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    Bulls excited to see how Zach LaVine's athleticism opens up offense

    by K.C. Johnson, Chicago Tribune Dec 03, 2017 2 minutes

    CHICAGO - Before Lauri Markkanen matriculated at Arizona and his NBA dreams became full-fledged, he gravitated toward - of all things - a 16-66 Timberwolves team he followed from Finland.

    "I wanted to root for an underdog," Markkanen said.

    A certain high-flying rookie from that 2014-15 season caught Markkanen's eye.

    "Of course I saw highlights of Zach (LaVine)," Markkanen said. "He's an

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