The Chicago Bulls traded for San Antonio Spurs All-Star DeMar DeRozan last offseason. Looks like Dejounte Murray wants them to return the favor.

The Spurs point guard sent out a non-so-innocent tweet featuring Zach LaVine after the Bulls were eliminated from the playoffs. He deleted the tweet shortly after.

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Zach LaVine looks great in a Chicago Bulls uni, but doesn't look too shabby in those San Antonio silver and black threads, either. The Spurs are filled with young, malleable talent around Dejounte Murray, but there's a clear lack of high-end talent to help them get to the next level.

LaVine took a backseat to a resurgent DeMar DeRozan this season, but still remains one of the premier young stars in the NBA. He's now been named to back-to-back All-Star teams and will only be 27 by next season. His next contract will likely constitute the entirety of his prime years.

Zach LaVine just so happens to be an unrestricted free agent this offseason after the Bulls failed to sign him to an extension. He did change representation to be under Klutch Sports, which could mean they'll be receptive to at least looking at other teams should the Bulls not give him the contract terms that he wants. Dejounte Murray is banking on the Spurs being one of them.