The Chicago Bulls revamped their roster ahead of Thursday's NBA trade deadline, making a flurry of deals that shipped eight players away. That didn't equate to a retooled style, however, as Chicago's new acquisitions have learned.
Believe it or not, the Chicago Bulls didn't make any fans at this season's trade deadline. The most active executive in the NBA, Arturas Karnisovas, finally pressed the self-destruct button on his roster.
The Pelicans have requested waivers on guard/forward Dalen Terry, the team announced on Friday (Twitter link via Will Guillory of The Athletic). New Orleans just acquired Terry (and two second-round picks) on Thursday in the trade that sent Jose Alvarado to New York.
Don't get used to this Chicago Bulls roster. Arturas Karnisovas finally swallowed the tough pill at this season's trade deadline. Chicago showed seven different players the door over the last handful of days, including Nikola Vucevic, Coby White, Ayo Dosunmu, Kevin Huerter, Julian Phillips, Dalen Terry, and Jevon Carter.
An hour and a half after the NBA trade deadline came to a close, Arturas Karnisovas sat down for one of his rare meetings with the media. In the past, the executive has preached competitive integrity for the Chicago Bulls.
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DISCLAIMER: If your sister is married to a man from Joliet, Illinois, I recommend you proceed with caution. The NBA trade deadline came to an end on Thursday afternoon, and the Chicago Bulls were as active as any team in the NBA.
The Magic intend to sign point guard Jevon Carter for the rest of the season, agents Mark Bartelstein and Reggie Brown tell Shams Charania of ESPN (Twitter link).
The Chicago Bulls completely overhauled their core roster leading up to the NBA trade deadline. The team moved on from Coby White, Ayo Dosunmu, Nikola Vucevic, Kevin Huerter, and Dario Šarić for a bunch more guards and an insane amount of second-round picks.
The Chicago Bulls were not supposed to win tonight's game. After making seven different trades over the last handful of days and gutting the bulk of their rotation, the Bulls have a long road ahead.
The Chicago Bulls were one of the most active teams leading up to the NBA trade deadline on Thursday. The front office made several bold moves that will significantly impact the organization’s short- and long-term objectives.
Important to lead with this: Fire Arturas Karnisovas and Marc Eversley. They keep screwing up every transaction period, their actions do not imply and kind of cohesive vision or plan, and even if they did possess that they literally are in capable of articulating it.
The Chicago Bulls will look borderline unrecognizable when they take the court tonight. After an active NBA trade deadline that saw seven trades made in a full teardown, the dust is still settling as the organization gears up for the battle in Toronto.
“The Chicago Bulls will be sellers at the trade deadline.” That has been said for the past three years. Three years ago… nothing. Two years ago… nothing.
The Chicago Bulls have added seven new players over the last three days. No, that's not a typo. Arturas Karnisovas finally pressed the self-destruct button on his middling roster.
Some of the best memories from the Chicago Bulls' dynasty from the 1990s will be up for auction when former star Scottie Pippen presents his collection of memories to the highest bidder.
The Hornets have waived veteran point guard Mike Conley after acquiring him earlier this week, the team announced. If Conley clears waivers, he’ll be free to sign with any NBA team except the Bulls.
NEW YORK — Before the trade deadline closed Thursday afternoon, the New Orleans Pelicans sent Jose Alvarado to the New York Knicks for Dalen Terry, two second-round picks, and cash considerations.
The Chicago Bulls are starting to look a lot different as a result of seven trades at the time of the deadline. One of those big moves was trading Coby White to the Charlotte Hornets.
The Minnesota Timberwolves acquired guard Ayo Dosunmu as part of a four-player, four-draft pick trade with the Chicago Bulls, ESPN reported Thursday. The Timberwolves also acquired forward Julian Phillips from the Bulls in exchange for guard Rob Dillingham, forward Leonard Miller and four second-round picks.