The Atlanta Hawks got some important news in the days leading up to their two-game battle with the Chicago Bulls. According to ESPN's Shams Charania, Trae Young is expected to make his return to the court on Thursday night against the Charlotte Hornets.
On Wednesday, the Chicago Bulls picked up a much-needed 127-111 victory over the Cleveland Cavaliers on a night that put Josh Giddey in rare company alongside Michael Jordan.
The Bulls held serve in Chicago, winning the first half of their home-and-home set against the Cleveland Cavaliers behind a triple-double from Josh Giddey.
The Chicago Bulls will be diehard Portland Trail Blazers fans over the next few weeks. Currently holding a record of 10-16, the Trail Blazers sit 11th in the Western Conference.
Everyone agrees that the Chicago Bulls are not contenders — except for their own front office. Chicago has battled in the play-in tournament for a chance at a playoff berth in each of the past few seasons, while its fans would rather see the team tank for a shot at the No.
Christmas and the NBA go hand-in-hand. The day serves for the top hoops league in the world, like Thanksgiving for the NFL. However, while the Detroit Lions and Dallas Cowboys are perpetual Thanksgiving participants, the NBA has mixed up the matchups and the teams throughout the years.
If the Chicago Bulls are a wobbly table, Josh Giddey is the folded up napkin. The guard has been the Bulls' most stable player to start the season, offering a much-needed silver lining to an ugly 11-15 start to the year.
On Wednesday, the Chicago Bulls secured a much-needed 127-111 win over the Cleveland Cavaliers. A night in which Josh Giddey etched his name into the same sentence as Michael Jordan.
Looking for their first home win since November 22, tensions felt rather high for Chicago Bulls. They came into Wednesday night's game with losses in eight of their previous nine games.
In a thrilling matchup at the United Center, Josh Giddey delivered a standout performance, leading the Chicago Bulls to a decisive 127-111 victory against the Cleveland Cavaliers.
The Chicago Bulls pulled off the much-needed upset on Wednesday night over the Cleveland Cavaliers. Let's talk about what went right ... for once! The Chicago Bulls looked happy to be healthy.
It is getting harder to ignore the noise coming out of the “Windy City.” If you blinked during the third quarter of Wednesday night’s showdown, you might have missed the moment the Chicago Bulls decided to run the Cleveland Cavaliers out of the gym.
Coby White scored 25 points and Josh Giddey notched 23 points, 11 rebounds and 11 assists to boost the host Chicago Bulls past the Cleveland Cavaliers 127-111 on Wednesday.
The holiday spirit was in full swing at the United Center on Wednesday as the Chicago Bulls took on the Cleveland Cavaliers. One Bull in particular, Isaac Okoro, was definitely in the spirit of the season, playing against his former team. During a break, Okoro was sitting on the bench.
On Tuesday, Ayo Dosunmu hoped to be on the floor for the Chicago Bulls’ showdown against the Cleveland Cavaliers. However, on Wednesday, Dosunmu was a no-show due to a thumb injury. Before the game, head coach Billy Donovan announced that Dosunmu was out.
Injuries have continued to pile up for the Chicago Bulls, with Ayo Dosunmu among the latest affected. According to K.C. Johnson of The Chicago Sports Network, Dosunmu revealed Tuesday that he sprained both thumbs and is dealing with a bone bruise on his right thumb.
The Bulls have been awarded a disabled player exception as a result of Noa Essengue‘s season-ending shoulder injury, reports Joel Lorenzi of The Athletic (Twitter link).
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In the cutthroat world of NBA front offices, where egos clash harder than elbows in the paint, the Chicago Bulls’ saga feels like a bad soap opera. Arturas Karnisovas built an impressive international scouting resume with the Rockets and transferred those skills into impeccable roster-building acumen in Denver.
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The Chicago Bulls started the season 5-0. After a surprise loss to the woeful Brooklyn Nets Wednesday, they've dropped to 9-12 and are in serious need of a change.