If the Chicago Bulls aren't on hold and listening to a repetitive saxophone solo right now, they might already be behind the 8-ball. The Giannis Antetokounmpo saga reached a new climax on Tuesday morning with ESPN's latest report.
A mere look at the schedule might exhaust the Chicago Bulls. This week is about as rough as it gets during the regular season. Monday night's battle with the Los Angeles Lakers tipped off a stretch of five games in seven days.
One of the tireless debates in the NBA is who is the greatest of all time between Chicago Bulls legend Michael Jordan and Los Angeles Lakers star LeBron James.
On Wednesday, the Chicago Bulls will take on the Indiana Pacers. However, Chicago will be without Tre Jones (hamstring) and Zach Collins (toe). The NBA Injury Report officially listed Jones and Collins as out.
The next few weeks will be important for the Chicago Bulls. They are set to take on the Miami Heat three times in the next six days as well as take on the Indiana Pacers in that span.
Most NBA players, no matter how successful, are out of the league before the end of their 30s, or even their 20s. That leaves a lot of life left to live, and a good handful of players have made the most of their professional lives after leaving the court.
Four-time NBA Champion Horace Grant is moving from the court to the camera with Legends in Session with Horace Grant, an all-new television series currently filming in Chicago—the city where he first made his mark as a cornerstone of the Bulls’ historic first three-peat dynasty.
With a 23-23 record, the Chicago Bulls are considering their options before the trade deadline. The Bulls want to keep the core young pieces of its team intact.
The Chicago Bulls have some talent on their roster and they are proving themselves on the court. With the 2026 NBA All-Star Weekend rapidly approaching, there are going to be players who are invited to participate in some of the events taking place.
The Chicago Bulls have no lack of trade chips as the 2025-26 NBA trade deadline approaches, but one is starting to stand out among the rest. ESPN's Bobby Marks put all 30 teams into tiers as we inch closer to the big day.
Trade winds continue to swirl around the Chicago Bulls, whose roster includes seven potential free agents. With the NBA's Feb. 5 trade deadline fast approaching, the Bulls will turn their focus to the court when they face the Indiana Pacers on Wednesday in Indianapolis.
Chicago Bulls fans, prepare yourself for some déjà vu. The Chicago Bulls currently sit at 23-23 with a little over a week to go until the 2025-26 NBA trade deadline.
The Bulls may not have a superstar to dangle at the trade deadline, but they remain one of the league’s more fascinating wild cards. Call it the intriguing middle.
The Bulls have not always been run this incompetently, but through multiple front office regimes they have historically been run with an emphasis on secrecy.
Bulls center Nikola Vucevic knows the math. Expiring contracts. Deadline buzz. Uncertainty everywhere. Still, he is not campaigning for a teardown. Per Joe Cowley of the Chicago Sun-Times, Vucevic said he likes this group and would welcome the chance to ride it out.
The Chicago Bulls lost to the Lakers 129-118 on Sunday. Luka Doncic scored 46 points. Chicago turned the ball over 10 times in the second quarter alone.
As the Chicago Bulls are coming off a loss to the Los Angeles Lakers on Monday, 129-118, it has been another middling start for the team, making the approaching Feb.
Draymond Green chimed in on Derrick Rose’s jersey retirement with the Chicago Bulls in a recent episode of his podcast, and the Golden State Warriors forward made a bold claim that Rose is “bigger” than Michael Jordan in the Windy City.
It’s a good thing the Chicago Bulls have Coby White while they still do. His name has been repeatedly floated as a trade target before the NBA Trade Deadline on Feb.
A four-game winning streak has vaulted the Chicago Bulls over .500 for the first time since Nov. 24. "Hopefully it means we're building, starting to do all the right things," Bulls guard Kevin Huerter said.
The Chicago Bulls officially etched Derrick Rose’s legacy into franchise history, raising his No. 1 jersey into the rafters in an emotional ceremony on Saturday, January 24.
Head coach Billy Donovan will be without a key member of the rotation for multiple weeks, according to the Bulls, who announced in a press release (via Twitter) that point guard Tre Jones has been diagnosed with a strained left hamstring and will be reevaluated in two weeks.
Bulls point guard Josh Giddey was a full participant in today’s shootaround and has been upgraded from questionable to probable for the team’s game in Minnesota on Thursday night, tweets K.C.