Believe it or not, ESPN has chose not to prioritize the 17-20 Chicago Bulls. The NBA announced (h/t Jeff Argest) a change to the league schedule on Thursday, flexing the Chicago Bulls out of their upcoming primetime matchup on January 16.
One night after playing the top team in the Eastern Conference, the Chicago Bulls return to the United Center to face the team that handed them their worst loss of the season.
It certainly feels as though the Chicago Bulls are at a crossroads at the moment. They are in a pivotal situation in their rebuild, as they have plenty of expiring contracts on the books that they could try and package together to finally get their foundational star.
Despite a solid effort from the banged-up Chicago Bulls, the Detroit Pistons showed why they are the Eastern Conference's top team. Down both Cade Cunningham and Jalen Duren, their supporting cast still punched the Bulls in the mouth late to secure the 108-93 win.
Even with starters Cade Cunningham (right wrist), Tobias Harris (left hip) and Jalen Duren (right ankle) out of action, the Detroit Pistons picked up their third straight win with Wednesday's 108-93 victory over the Chicago Bulls.
Part of what makes the NBA, or any pro sports league, so compelling to watch is the narratives, especially those centered on rivalries. Throughout the decades, the NBA has fostered a number of rivalries, some long-lasting and others short but sweet.
The banged-up and struggling Chicago Bulls playing the Eastern Conference leaders? What could go wrong! On paper, the Detroit Pistons are one of the worst matchups possible for the Bulls.
A list of suitors for the Chicago Bulls' hottest trade chip is coming together. As the team sits two games below .500 with the trade deadline inching closer, all eyes remain on the availability of Coby White.
The Chicago Bulls refuse to get over the hump. After going into their meeting with the Hornets on the cusp of an above .500 record, they have dropped two straight in embarrassing fashion.
On Tuesday, the Chicago Bulls listed Matas Buzelis as “questionable” due to illness before taking on the Detroit Pistons on Wednesday. However, come Wednesday, Buzelis was all smiles as he took part in shootaround activities in Detroit, per K.C.
Indeed, the Chicago Bulls are a bit lost without Josh Giddey on the floor. He is currently out with a hamstring injury for at least a two-week period. However, the Bulls aren’t leaving that void hollow any longer.
What is the point of the NBA trade deadline if you're not talking yourself into some wild moves? The Chicago Bulls remain in a prime position to create serious noise this February.
In the eyes of many fans, the Chicago Bulls are trending in the wrong direction. While they have dropped two games in a row, their recent December surge moved them up the league standings.
The Bulls have signed guard Yuki Kawamura to a two-way contract, according to a team press release. In a corresponding move, Chicago has waived Trentyn Flowers.
The Chicago Bulls' Josh Giddey stumbled down the All-Star leaderboard on Tuesday. The NBA released its second batch of All-Star voting results, dropping Giddey into the No.
The Chicago Bulls are definitely expected to be sellers by the NBA trade deadline, and one of their top trade chips is guard Coby White. The problem is that while White has developed into an impressive scorer and is still just 25 years old, his trade value may not be what the Bulls had hoped, and it’s due to a combination of factors.
The first half of the season has not gone according to plan for Coby White or the Chicago Bulls. White opened the year sidelined with a calf injury, and just as he began to find a rhythm, the same issue resurfaced.
The Chicago Bulls have not had the kind of start to the 2025-26 NBA season that they were hoping for thus far. However, there is still time to turn things around.
If there were one word to describe the Chicago Bulls’ season so far, it would be “injured.” The injuries started in the offseason when Coby White suffered a calf strain in August.
The Chicago Bulls will have to soldier on without Josh Giddey for the foreseeable future. The Australian point guard hurt his hamstring early in the third quarter of the Bulls’ game Monday against the Minnesota Timberwolves at the United Center in Chicago, Ill.