The end of the NBA regular season is less than a month away and the final stretch is a big one for the Chicago Bulls as they are pushing for a playoff spot.
The Chicago Bulls saw their young star Coby White go down with what looked like a concerning injury last week in a win against the Indiana Pacers. The Bulls have been dealing with a lot of injuries this season, and if they lost White for good, it would’ve been detrimental to their season.
The last time the Chicago Bulls hosted the NBA team with the worst record, they suffered a disastrous loss. It was the Detroit Pistons then, and on Saturday night, it was the Washington Wizards that came to Chicago with the worst record in the league.
Coby White has found himself in a much bigger role this season with the Chicago Bulls. Last season, White averaged just 23.4 minutes per game. This season with the Bulls, he is averaging 36.7.
It can be easy for an NBA player to get overwhelmed in high-pressure situations. With the game hanging in the balance, fans scream their lungs out while coaches devise the perfect play to secure a win.
Coby White made no excuses when he went through a shooting slump in late February. He averaged only 13 points per game on 14 percent shooting from beyond the arc.
The Chicago Bulls have been sitting just a couple games below .500 for what seems like forever now. The season didn’t get off to a good start as the Bulls limped to a 5-14 record, but things got better after that.
In the past couple of weeks, DeMar DeRozan has been red hot for the Chicago Bulls. He has been playing well in general, but he has specifically been special late in the game.
The Chicago Bulls’ darned luck with injuries has put other players in positions they normally wouldn’t have. One such player is third-year guard Ayo Dosunmu, who has risen to the challenge in the face of injuries suffered by key cogs like Zach LaVine and Patrick Williams.
With two seconds left in the fourth quarter and the Chicago Bulls down by two, 117-115, everybody in the Gainbridge Fieldhouse knew where the ball was going.
Dallas Mavericks superstar Luka Doncic is a unique basketball talent the NBA has never seen before. The Chicago Bulls got a first-hand look at his dominance when the Slovenian shredded every defensive coverage they threw at him in the 127-92 beatdown they received on Monday at the United Center.
Many eyebrows were raised when news of Ayo Dosunmu re-signing with the Chicago Bulls broke out during the offseason. After all, the Bulls already had Coby White and added then-free agent Jevon Carter to a loaded backcourt rotation.
The Chicago Bulls came back to their home court on Monday riding some momentum as they had just won three of four on their tricky road trip out West. Things did not go well for the Bulls in Chicago, however.
The end of the NBA regular season is nearing, and pressure is mounting for teams that are in the playoff hunt. One of those teams is the Chicago Bulls.
Chicago Bulls head coach Billy Donovan shared some positive news regarding point guard Lonzo Ball, saying the latter has already begun doing more on-court drills that involve sprinting, cutting, and jumping.
Chicago Bulls head coach Billy Donovan recently spoke to reporters and was asked about Lonzo Ball. The latest update on Ball's injury is he's begun running, but is now also sprinting and jumping in a controlled manner.
Head coach Billy Donovan shared on Saturday that Lonzo Ball will be with the team for Saturday's game, and he's made some real progress.
Some numbers consistently point to Alex Caruso's excellence on the basketball court. But for Chicago Bulls head coach Billy Donovan, it's not just about
The Chicago Bulls are currently two games through their four-game road trip, and so far so good for Chicago as they have won both games. The Bulls took down the Sacramento Kings on Monday and the Utah Jazz on Wednesday, and they are feeling good.
The Chicago Bulls pulled off yet another close victory, prevailing over the Utah Jazz, 119-117, on Wednesday at the Delta Center. Here are a couple of things worth discussing from the pulse-pounding affair.
Chicago Bulls big man Nikola Vucevic will never be mistaken for Rudy Gobert or Victor Wembanyama. He’s not a feared rim protector, nor does he swat shots out toward the fourth row, but he is a solid defender who has received praise from his head coach, Billy Donovan.
In another close game in Salt Lake City, the Chicago Bulls were hanging on for dear life against the Utah Jazz. Ahead by only one point, 117-116, with ten seconds to go, veteran wingman DeMar DeRozan was fouled hard by Jazz guard Collin Sexton.
Chicago Bulls guard Zach LaVine is currently sidelined by an ankle injury and whether he can return before the NBA's Feb. 8 trade deadline is something that not even his head coach knows.
The Bulls will need an experienced hand to help navigate the coming years, regardless of when they choose to hit the reset button. Donovan is the ideal coach to help Chicago traverse the pitfalls of a rebuild.
In September 2020, when the Bulls announced the signing of Billy Donovan as their head coach, Arturas Karnisovas thought he was getting a coach who was on a "different level."
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