Kevin Huerter has made a significant impact on the Chicago Bulls since joining just before the trade deadline last season. The 27-year-old guard leads the team in plus/minus rating, demonstrating his value on the court.
After moving through three teams in five seasons, Huerter feels he has finally found stability and a sense of belonging with the Bulls. However, his future remains uncertain as he will become a free agent at the end of the season and the Bulls have multiple expiring contracts.
"Billy has preached that since I got here. Even when that [LaVine] trade happened, he was like, ‘I know who left the building. Are we going to be a team that folds, or are we going to try and make a push to the playoffs, get a little taste of that?’"
Donovan’s comments suggest the team’s commitment to compete, despite roster changes.
"I just want to be a part of winning basketball at this point of my career."
Huerter emphasizes his desire to contribute to a winning team and acknowledges the competitive energy that has marked his time with the Bulls.
Despite the challenges, the atmosphere around the team reflects a commitment to push forward rather than step back.
Author's summary: Kevin Huerter, thriving since joining the Bulls, hopes to remain as the team aims for playoff contention amid significant contract uncertainties.