Shortly after free agency opened, ESPN insider Shams Charania reported that the Chicago Bulls and Tre Jones have agreed to a three-year, $24 million deal to return to the team.
Any big fan of the NBA knows that Kobe Bryant only modelled his game after one player. It was none other than the GOAT, Michael Jordan. Bryant copied the NBA legend so much that Shaquille O’Neal would often make fun of him for it.
NBA free agency opened on Monday evening, and although it took some time for news to break, it has been nonstop ever since. Multiple teams have made some big moves, even with not a lot of money being available.
The Chicago Bulls made a few moves since the NBA offseason began, with the first move coming with the selection of 18-year-old Noa Essengue with the 12th pick in the NBA Draft.
The Chicago Bulls enter the NBA offseason as an intriguing team to watch, with them likely to be one of the more active teams on the trade market. The Bulls will also need to figure out how to re-sign Josh Giddey.
The Cleveland Cavaliers acquired Lonzo Ball from the Chicago Bulls, which means people in Northeast Ohio will be hearing a lot from LaVar Ball this season.
Timberwolves big man Jesse Edwards has accepted his two-qualifying offer and so has Bulls forward Emanuel Miller, according to Michael Scotto of HoopsHype (Twitter links).
It was a helpful re-setting of expectations from the Bulls over the weekend. While their drafting of a 18 year old prospect signaled perhaps a change in
For much too long, the Chicago Bulls operated in the middle ground of the NBA. The team won 31 games, then 46. And have now seen three consecutive seasons hovering around 40.
The Bulls and Nuggets are among the teams that have registered some level of interest in Rockets forward Cam Whitmore, according to Michael Scotto of HoopsHype.
The general consensus around the league is that the Chicago Bulls are going to re-sign Josh Giddey. There’s not likely to be a ton of competition there.
The Chicago Bulls weren't close to winning an NBA title this season, but it hasn't kept some of their players from celebrating their ex-coworkers' success.
Coby White’s future with the Chicago Bulls might be in question this offseason. White has risen up the ranks as one of the league’s most promising talents.
The Chicago Bulls were one of the more polarizing teams during the 2021-22 season, entering the All-Star break tied for the first seed in the Eastern Conference at a record of 38-21.
On Saturday, ESPN's Shams Charania reported the news that the Cleveland Cavaliers had landed Lonzo Ball in a deal with the Chicago Bulls. Despite dealing with a long history of injuries, Ball is a solid role player (who is just 27).
Ayo Dosunmu has spent each of his first four NBA seasons playing for the Chicago Bulls. He finished this past year with averages of 12.3 points, 3.5 rebounds and 4.5 assists per contest while shooting 49.2% from the field and 32.8% from the three-point range in 46 games.
The Chicago Bulls have been heavily rumored to be active on the trade market early into the 2025 offseason, but their first move was certainly not what anyone expected.
A rare player-for-player swap in today’s NBA, Saturday's Lonzo Ball–Isaac Okoro deal made headlines, but it's the other guy who might quietly revive his career in the Windy City.
The NBA Draft marks the first stage of the offseason. This year, it came just three days after the Finals ended. But for Bulls fans and others rooting for lottery teams, the end of the regular season feels like ages ago.