Similar to what we saw two nights ago, the Chicago Bulls put up a solid fight for three quarters against a playoff-bound team. Unfortunately, that still wasn't enough to avoid a 136-120 loss.
The Chicago Bulls made a flurry of trades ahead of the NBA deadline this season. None of those moves were more interesting than the team bringing in former Detroit Pistons point guard Jaden Ivey.
On Saturday, the Chicago Bulls lost to the Denver Nuggets 136-120 at home. It was their fourth consecutive loss and their first game at home following the seven trades they made this past week.
The Chicago Bulls may have made a lot of roster changes over the previous week, but one player on the roster is being recognized during the NBA All-Star Weekend.
Saturday night was a coming-out party for the newest members of the Chicago Bulls. First, Collin Sexton got on the board for the first time as a Bull. Later, he was followed up by fellow newbie Rob Dillingham, per ClutchPoints.
Good players tend to succeed in the NBA. Sometimes, though, they find themselves in terrible situations but still find ways to over-achieve. These are the 20 players who carried the worst NBA teams.
On Saturday, the Chicago Bulls welcomed the Denver Nuggets to the United Center. It was the first home game since the seven trades the Bulls made this past week.
The Chicago Bulls have an obvious void without Ayo Dosunmu on the floor. His energetic playmaking and defense were critical to their rotation. On Thursday, Dosunmu was traded to the Minnesota Timberwolves.
On Saturday, the Chicago Bulls return home to face the Denver Nuggets. They will play before their home crowd with a completely new roster after some notable trades.
The new Chicago Bulls will have to iron out the kinks against one of the NBA's best. The Denver Nuggets are stepping into the United Center as the second-best team in the Western Conference.
Mac McClung will always be known as a dunker, one of the greatest ever to be clear, but the odds of the 27-year-0ld guard becoming a regular in-game contributor are quite slim.
When the Chicago Bulls struck their deal with the New York Knicks, many were left scratching their head. Up until that point, Arturas Karnisovas' previous moves made sense.
Those scrutinizing the Chicago Bulls trade deadline only got more ammo late Friday night. According to The Athletic's Fred Katz, Arturas Karnisovas' trade that sent Coby White to the Charlotte Hornets has been changed after a physical revealed White's lingering calf injury.
Anfernee Simons wasted no time leaving his mark for the Chicago Bulls. In his debut on Thursday night, the newly acquired guard scored 22 points, including six three-pointers.
The Chicago Bulls made some big changes to their roster this week. The team traded veteran center Nikola Vucevic, along with a second-roound pick, to the Boston Celtics for shooting guard Anfernee Simons and a future second-round pick.
The Chicago Bulls revamped their roster ahead of Thursday's NBA trade deadline, making a flurry of deals that shipped eight players away. That didn't equate to a retooled style, however, as Chicago's new acquisitions have learned.
Believe it or not, the Chicago Bulls didn't make any fans at this season's trade deadline. The most active executive in the NBA, Arturas Karnisovas, finally pressed the self-destruct button on his roster.
An hour and a half after the NBA trade deadline came to a close, Arturas Karnisovas sat down for one of his rare meetings with the media. In the past, the executive has preached competitive integrity for the Chicago Bulls.
The Magic intend to sign point guard Jevon Carter for the rest of the season, agents Mark Bartelstein and Reggie Brown tell Shams Charania of ESPN (Twitter link).
The Chicago Bulls completely overhauled their core roster leading up to the NBA trade deadline. The team moved on from Coby White, Ayo Dosunmu, Nikola Vucevic, Kevin Huerter, and Dario Šarić for a bunch more guards and an insane amount of second-round picks.
“The Chicago Bulls will be sellers at the trade deadline.” That has been said for the past three years. Three years ago… nothing. Two years ago… nothing.
Some of the best memories from the Chicago Bulls' dynasty from the 1990s will be up for auction when former star Scottie Pippen presents his collection of memories to the highest bidder.