Zach LaVine is a bonafide scorer in the NBA, who also values family more than anything off the court.
As he noted on an interview with Sam Smith, LaVine left for Seattle,Washington, when he learned about the season suspension.
“I’m a big family person,” LaVine said. “Seattle and California were getting bad. My sister and my dad were in California and my dad took my sister and drove back to Seattle and I wanted to be with my family. When I got the A-OK to go home, I left like 5 in the morning.
LaVine had a career-year averaging a career-high 25.5 per game when the season was suspended.
While the season is on pause, the Bulls’ guard is trying to remain attached to the game, while he is spending more time with his family.
“My parents’ house has a basketball court, so we go up there every once in a while. It’s good to be able to be around family,” LaVine noted. “And I’m able to shoot and things like that. My girlfriend is getting a lot better at cooking. She’s been experimenting. She’s making food every night since you can’t eat out or anything like that.
