The Chicago Bulls have been one of the surprise teams of the early season, currently sitting in the upper half of the Eastern Conference leaderboard at this early juncture of the campaign.
The Chicago Bulls may need to make a trade if they want to take advantage of this season. A hot start has faded, but they remain an intriguing contender in a wide-open Eastern Conference.
Already ten games into the season, and Matas Buzelis is a main attraction for the Chicago Bulls. He brings a particular brand of excitement and energy for a guy aching to make a name for himself in his second season.
The Bulls lost their 3rd straight game last night versus the Spurs, dropping them to a 6-4 record and fading back towards the middle. They’re currently exactly 15th on offense, and their improbably-stout defense has faded down to 20th in the league.
There is no doubt the Chicago Bulls are hurting after losing to the San Antonio Spurs 121-117 on Monday. The explanation point came when Victor Wembanyama hit back-to-back three-pointers in the remaining minute of the fourth quarter.
The all-time list of NBA All-Stars is obviously long, and notably distinguished. However, there are some players — for various reasons — who the casual, or even most-dedicated, NBA fans can't recall having earned All-Star nods.
On Monday, the Chicago Bulls suffered a heartbreaking 121-117 loss to the San Antonio Spurs. It was Victor Wembanyama who rose to the occasion with a pair of back-to-back three-pointers in the final minute of the fourth quarter.
On Monday, the Chicago Bulls seemed on the cusp of victory against the San Antonio Spurs, until the one and only Victor Wembanyama put a dagger in the hearts of the Bulls and their fans with back-to-back three-pointers in the final seconds.
The Chicago Bulls played valiantly against the San Antonio Spurs on Monday night. But even if their two best players, Josh Giddey and Coby White had played, the Bulls still likely would have lost.
On Monday night, the Chicago Bulls hosted the San Antonio Spurs in a clash between two teams that have gotten off to a strong start to the 2025-26 campaign.
When the Chicago Bulls acquired Tre Jones in a trade from the San Antonio Spurs, it was for a specific reason. The guy can do it all and without any ounce of intimidation. On Monday, that was on full display during the Bulls game against his former team as he found himself going up against Victor Wembanyama.
Through the first nine games, the Chicago Bulls have won six games without their top scorer, Coby White. Since the preseason, White has been out with a calf injury that he sustained in August. Recently, head coach Billy Donovan hinted that White’s return is approaching within weeks.
Coby White has yet to appear this season due to a right calf strain, but Chicago expects him back soon. Coach Billy Donovan indicated that White’s return should be smooth, too.
With star guard Coby White not yet making his season debut, the Chicago Bulls are off to a surprising start to the 2025-26 season. A significant reason for the Bulls’ success in the early going has been the play of their bench, particularly that of Kevin Huerter.
It’s been a long time since Chicago basketball felt this good. The United Center hasn’t buzzed like this in years, and it’s not because of a flashy superstar, a high-profile signing, or a sudden scoring explosion.
The Bulls nearly coughed up back-to-back losses. Instead, they stormed back from 24 down Tuesday night to beat the Sixers, 113-111. Per ESPN’s Jamal Collier, it’s the biggest comeback in the NBA so far this season.
“Oh my goodness. I’m coming again, Elizabeth! Oh lawd, it’s the big one, Elizabeth!” Those were the unforgettable words from the famous 1970s American sitcom Sanford and Son.
I was wrong. You were wrong. Vegas was wrong. Everyone was wrong about the Chicago Bulls. A team sportsbooks projected to finish with 33.5 wins is already 14.93% of the way there after the first week and a half of the season.