As the Chicago Bulls soak up the final hours of their extended break, let's go over some off-day notes! The positive news continued for the Chicago Bulls on Thursday.
Since 2019, Coby White has given his all to the Chicago Bulls. He has been their consistent scorer, a team leader, and a fan favorite, no doubt. So when
Josh Giddey’s Chicago Bulls are struggling badly, and the media are raising concerns about a season slipping away and a possible trade mistake. The team began 6-1, its best start since the Michael Jordan era, but has since stumbled to a 3-13 run, dropping their record to 9-14.
The 9-14 Chicago Bulls have an opportunity to kick off its tank before the trade deadline in February. After starting the season 6-1, the Bulls are stuck in reverse, suffering a seven-game losing streak before they next play the Charlotte Hornets on Friday night.
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.
The Timberwolves have explored the possibility of trading for Bulls guard Coby White, according to Joe Cowley of the Chicago Sun-Times. Minnesota has been searching for a starting-caliber floor leader, and White has emerged as one of the players on their radar.
The Chicago Bulls’ promising 6-1 start quickly unraveled, and the team has plunged into a full free fall, dropping 13 of their last 16 games to sit at 9-14.
Only one man can save the Chicago Bulls: The Wonder from Down Under. Standing six-foot-eight with a glorious mustache, Aussie native Lachlan Olbrich has been busy this season.
The Chicago Bulls seemed to be on the rise early in the season, starting 6-1 and appearing poised to contend in the Eastern Conference. However, consecutive losing streaks of five and seven games have dropped the team to 9-14, losing 13 of their last 16 contests and making a playoff spot increasingly unlikely.
Josh Giddey recently reiterated that he and his Chicago Bulls teammates are sticking together amid their ongoing slump, where they have lost seven consecutive games, a far cry from their brisk start to the 2025-26 NBA campaign.
What better time to start grinding college tape than in the middle of a seven-game losing streak? The Chicago Bulls should already be hard at work scouting an impressive 2026 draft class, but their recent losing ways have only given them a greater incentive.
The Chicago Bulls started this season 5-0 and were briefly at the top of the Eastern Conference. They have played 18 games since then, and still haven’t reached 10 wins.
Trade talks are just around the corner for the Chicago Bulls. The Bulls have long been destined for a rumor-filled season. The team has seven players currently on expiring deals, including multiple starting-level contributors.
Following a surprisingly hot start to the season, the Chicago Bulls have recently endured a precipitous fall back to earth, struggling through a prolonged slump that has confounded fans and analysts alike.
The Chicago Bulls are probably going to have to make some changes. If nothing else, it’s becoming increasingly clear that this roster isn’t a contender.
The Chicago Bulls are reportedly weighing up a trade for a former All-Star NBA center to pair with Josh Giddey and Matas Buzelis. The Chicago Bulls impressed many fans with the way they started the season, going undefeated in their first five games.
After the Chicago Bulls lost their seventh straight game Sunday, Giddey told reporters "the memo is out" on how to beat the Bulls. The Bulls have to hope the league hasn't figured out their young guard as well.
For Chicago, there’s at least a little light on the injury front. Isaac Okoro, Jalen Smith and Kevin Huerter were all able to get on the floor for light work before Sunday’s game, per Joe Cowley of the Chicago Sun-Times.
The frustration is starting to spill over in Chicago. After dropping their seventh straight game and falling to 9-14 on the season, Bulls head coach Billy Donovan delivered one of his most pointed messages of the year, and it wasn’t about X’s and O’s.
The Orlando Magic have been on quite a roll over the past few weeks. After beginning the season 1-4, Orlando had rattled off wins in five of its previous six games headed into Monday's game against the Chicago Bulls.