DeMar DeRozan, a vital part of the Chicago Bulls roster for the past three years, will not be returning to the team this fall. He is set to join the Sacramento Kings in a sign-and-trade deal, marking a significant shift in the Bulls' rebuild strategy. The trade includes the Bulls receiving shooting guard Chris Duarte along with two second-round picks and cash considerations. DeRozan, who had a career renaissance in Chicago, will be signing a three-year deal valued at over $70 million with the Kings. His departure leaves a void in the Bulls' roster, as he was a central figure in the team's identity and leadership. The Bulls will now look to younger players like Coby White to step up and lead the team in the upcoming season.