Chicago Bulls All-Star DeMar DeRozan showcased his versatility and playmaking prowess in their recent game against the Miami Heat. In 19 minutes of action, DeRozan tallied 11 points, three rebounds, and three assists on 4-of-7 shooting.

During one particular offensive possession in the first half, DeRozan displayed his ability to create scoring opportunities for his teammates. He drove to the rim, seemingly looking for a reverse layup, but with two Heat defenders crowding the paint and Andre Drummond covered by Kyle Lowry, DeRozan executed a masterful 360-degree spin move to free himself up and find Coby White for a corner 3-pointer.

The six-time NBA All-Star's ability to make plays for others is evident in this play, demonstrating his ability to manipulate defenders and create scoring opportunities for his teammates. DeRozan's high basketball IQ, decision-making, and footwork are key to his success as a playmaker.

However, amidst DeRozan's impressive play, trade rumors continue to swirl around the Chicago Bulls. With Lonzo Ball's injury limiting the team's potential and their current struggles, there's speculation that the Bulls could consider blowing things up and embarking on a rebuild.

According to NBA Insider Chris Haybes, the Bulls could potentially trade DeRozan as the trade deadline approaches. DeRozan has reportedly listed the Miami Heat and New York Knicks as preferred landing spots.

DeRozan's $81.9 million contract is in its final year, with a $28.6 million salary this season. With DeRozan being a rental and on a relatively team-friendly contract, considering his production, he could have multiple suitors.

While the Bulls may be considering trading DeRozan, his recent play only serves to highlight his value as a versatile and capable playmaker. His ability to create scoring opportunities for his teammates makes him an attractive asset for any team seeking a veteran presence with playmaking ability.