“I’ll Miss Throwing LeBron James Lobs, Hopefully Me And Zach Lavine Can Get On That Page”: Alex Caruso Can’t Temper His Excitement Of Playing With Bulls Star Despite Leaving Lakers
Alex Caruso is going to have to go from throwing alley oops to LeBron James to Zach Lavine, but he couldn’t be more excited to join the Bulls.
The Bulls had themselves quite an offseason, virtually changing their entire roster. The Bulls made a number of deals which included picking up Lonzo Ball, DeMar DeRozan, and of course, Alex Caruso.
The Bulls brought in the former Lakers guard/forward for his defensive versatility and playmaking ability. That playmaking was definitely on display in Los Angeles when Caruso and LeBron would run the Lakeshow leading to some exciting highlights.
Best Alex Caruso To Lebron James Alley-Oops This Season https://t.co/YDN5MsdYHu via @YouTube pic.twitter.com/yQ32r8zo6A
— RaccoonDash809 (@RaccoonDash809) September 9, 2020
Chicago has their own high flier in Zach Lavine, also their best player and the franchise cornerstone for now, and Caruso is hoping he’ll develop a good relationship with him too.
Alex Caruso Opens Up About The Transition From Playing With LeBron James, And How He’s Excited To Play With Zach Lavine
The Bulls are announcing their three new players to the media and Alex Caruso spoke up about joining Chicago on during his Introductory Media Availability.
Caruso said that the Bulls always caught his interest and when his agent spoke to the Bulls head coach Billy Donovan and GM Arturas Karnisovas, he was really impressed.
Alex Caruso: “The Bulls were always one of the teams my agent said had some sort of interest… I talked to AK and Billy on the phone and the dominoes fell where they did, it felt like a great situation for me.”
— Chicago Bulls (@chicagobulls) August 13, 2021
A deal was worked out, and now Caruso is ready to bring his defensive hustle to Chicago.
💪 @ACFresh21 ready to leave it all on the floor in Chicago! https://t.co/k0wvUkWoHw pic.twitter.com/zAyp4FedEd
— Chicago Bulls (@chicagobulls) August 13, 2021
Caruso also spoke up about he’ll miss playing with LeBron James, but he also wants to make sure that him and Zach Lavine get on the same page early.
Alex Caruso: “As far as playing with LeBron, I’ll never take that for granted, how much he does for his teammates. I’ll miss throwing him lobs – hopefully me and Zach can get on that same page.”
— Chicago Bulls (@chicagobulls) August 13, 2021
You can view Caruso’s entire Introductory Media Availability here:
LIVE: @ACFresh21 Introductory Media Availability https://t.co/URoXyU2bxt
— Chicago Bulls (@chicagobulls) August 13, 2021
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