The NBA Draft is just a few weeks away, and it’s a big one for the Chicago Bulls. After another mediocre season, the pressure continues to mount for the front office in Chicago, and they don’t have the support of their fan base right now.
The Chicago Bulls can’t get enough of the Donovan clan.
Zach LaVine is among the best shooting guards in the NBA. However, he has been unable to help the Chicago Bulls become a legitimate title contender. Over seven seasons with the franchise, the Bulls have reached the NBA playoffs just one time.
The Thunder could offer Bulls Chicago forward Patrick Williams a contract as he moves into free agency, per reports. The Thunder are looking to upgrade their roster after a second-round playoff exit and adding another young forward like Williams could be ideal.
Reese received her first career ejection during her team's 88-75 loss to the New York Liberty on Tuesday night.
DeMar DeRozan said he wants to extend his stay with the Chicago Bulls, but it remains to be seen whether the team is willing to give him his last big payday.
The Chicago Bulls are considered one of the biggest wild cards this summer but it's likely that they run it back with their famed "big three." According to The Athletic's Darnell Mayberry, part of their plan could include re-signing their 34-year-old swingman DeMar DeRozan to a multi-year deal.
With Jalen, Jaylin and Kenrich already in the mix, the Oklahoma City Thunder could be adding a fourth Williams this offseason.
On Tuesday, Darnell Mayberry of The Athletic reported that Chicago Bulls General Manager Marc Eversley signed a new three-year contract to remain in the
The Chicago Bulls haven't officially decided if they're going to blow up their roster in any capacity, but teams are eagerly awaiting to see if the firesale is happening - whether it's wanting All-Stars like Zach LaVine, or role players.
From the sound of it, Ball, who has undergone three surgeries in two years on his left knee, is trending towards returning to action in the 2024-25 NBA season for the Chicago Bulls.
Head coach Billy Donovan and the Chicago Bulls are currently in the midst of what figures to be a crossroads of an offseason as for the future direction of the franchise following yet another disappointing season in 2023-24.
The Chicago Bulls may be floating a two-year contract extension to small forward DeMar DeRozan, but he is hoping for more years than that, per Darnell Mayberry of The Athletic.
According to NBA reporter Darnell Mayberry of The Athletic, rival teams aren’t sure Chicago Bulls star Zach LaVine “is worth the commitment.” LaVine is coming off right foot surgery and has three years and $138 million left on his contract.
According to NBA reporter Darnell Mayberry of The Athletic, Chicago Bulls officials are “confident” Lonzo Ball will play next season. Ball hasn’t played in an NBA game since January 14, 2022. “Team officials are confident Ball, out since Jan.
An ultra-rare Michael Jordan trading card fetched for a record amount at a recent Goldin auction, which set a new record for any MJ card sold. In the same auction, an iconic game-used Kobe Bryant jersey also fetched millions of dollars.
Every year, it feels like there are a few controversial picks for the NBA awards. One of those controversial ones was the NBA's Sixth Most Improved Player Award.
The Chicago Bulls have yet again earned themselves a lottery pick, this season finishing 39-43, good for ninth in the Eastern Conference. Similarly to
The Chicago Bulls reportedly tried to trade Zach LaVine around the Feb. 8 trade deadline. They were unable to find a willing partner. Now, with the offseason fast approaching, the Bulls could look to move on from their All-Star wing, assuming they can find a team willing to do business.
The Chicago Bulls are trying to figure out how to restore their former glory. While they may never reach the heights of the Michael Jordan years, they can at least rise above NBA purgatory.
The wheels just keep spinning in place for the Chicago Bulls after another season of reaching the play-in stage of the playoffs and not advancing any further.
Andre Drummond's 2024 NBA free agency market will be robust with contending teams, per Evan Sidery of Forbes Sports and The Sporting News. Sidery mentioned the Phoenix Suns and Philadelphia 76ers as potential suitors for the veteran center, who spent the past two seasons with the Chicago Bulls.
The Bulls had been seeking someone with head-coaching experience to work under Donovan.
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