The housekeeping continues for the Chicago Bulls ahead of next week's festivites. With only a handful of days to go before Monday's Media Day and the subsequent start of training camp, the organization announced its official preseason roster.
The Chicago Bulls are only days away from their first training camp of a new era. There will be a lot on the plate of head coach Tiago Splitter, who will be tasked with establishing a culture from scratch both on and off the court.
The Chicago Bulls are entering a new era in 2026-27, and their starting lineup reflects that pretty well. Josh Giddey and Matas Buzelis are the foundation of the young core, while the additions of Norman Powell and Nic Claxton give the team some much-needed experience.
The latest Chicago Bulls updates begin with five major changes to the organization heading into the 2026-27 season. Bryson Graham and Tiago Splitter lead Chicago’s new front office and coaching staff, while Nic Claxton, Norman Powell, and rookie Caleb Wilson reshape the roster.
One month from today, the Chicago Bulls will be taking the court at the United Center. It's been a long time coming, but the NBA regular season is almost here.
The regular season is important, but NBA legends are made in the playoffs. More specifically, it's the Finals where the all-time greats have built their otherworldly reputations.
The Chicago Bulls continue to fill out their training camp roster ahead of next week's Media Day. September 29 will mark the official start of camp for the 2026-27 season.
We are a few weeks away from “enjoying” Chicago Bulls basketball again. After an offseason of big changes, the Bulls are looking to make a run at the postseason.
There are a lot worse ways for the Chicago Bulls to start a rebuild. New front office leader Bryson Graham is only a handful of years removed from swimming in the depths of the NBA with the New Orleans Pelicans.
Caleb Wilson has a chance to bring meaningful basketball back to Chicago. When the Chicago Bulls selected Wilson 4th overall in the 2026 NBA Draft, some viewed it as a steal.
The Chicago Bulls‘ offseason has been interesting to say the least. After being part of one of the first blockbuster deals of the summer to acquire Nic Claxton, the Bulls added Norman Powell to an already promising young core comprising Josh Giddey, Matas Buzelis, and Caleb Wilson.
The Bulls have spent years going nowhere slowly. They weren’t good enough to matter, bad enough to start over or bold enough to choose between the two.
Typically, the path to the NBA for most players is to spend at least a season in college to get high-level basketball and important development under their belts.
In two weeks, the Chicago Bulls will begin playing preseason basketball. It’s hard to believe the NBA season is already here. Many wonder how the Bulls will fare this season.
The Chicago Bulls' G League affiliate is still making some preseason moves. With only a week to go until the start of NBA training camps, the Windy City Bulls struck a trade with the Motor City Cruise.
Undoubtedly, Caleb Wilson will be the face of the Chicago Bulls this season. The No. 4 rookie out of North Carolina is expected to help usher in a new era of basketball in Chicago after years of stagnation.
The Chicago Bulls are just a few weeks away from beginning their 2026-27 campaign. Media day is set for September 28th where we will find out the organization’s goals for the upcoming season.
The Chicago Bulls' front office should put on their Thanksgiving pants early. With training camp roughly a week away, the new-look organization has A LOT on its plate.
The Chicago Bulls' offseason has been among the most eventful in the NBA, yet it's only just the beginning of a full organizational facelift. The next few weeks will be incredibly important when it comes to getting this franchise's rebuild off to a strong start.
Former Chicago Bulls forward Michael Sweetney has died at 43, the team confirmed Thursday as tributes arrived from around the NBA. Sweetney’s wife, India, announced the news in a Facebook post.
The Chicago Bulls are hitting the court, gearing up for the 2026-27 season. Also, Taj Gibson is beginning his stint as an assistant coach. Already, the former player is liking what he sees in the throes of practice, per Bulls on CHSN.
The NBA Sixth Man of the Year Award is given to the player who provides invaluable bench contributions over the course of a season. How many of the past winners can you name in five minutes?
Seventeen-year veteran Taj Gibson announced his retirement from the NBA on Monday, and reports indicated that he will re-join the Chicago Bulls organization as an assistant coach.
Longtime NBA forward/center Taj Gibson has retired as a player, he announced on social media (Twitter link). “Today is a very emotional day for me,” Gibson wrote.
Josh Giddey likes what the Bulls have done this offseason. He may be particularly excited about Norman Powell. Chicago signed Powell in free agency after an All-Star season, adding another proven scorer to a roster that has undergone significant changes.
As our Luke Adams wrote in an Offseason Check-in on Thursday, the Bulls have had a busy summer in terms of overhauling their front office and coaching staff.
Billy Donovan is speaking out for the first time on his departure from the Chicago Bulls. The former Bulls head coach Donovan spoke this week with Olivia Eisenhauer of WCJB in Florida.