The Chicago Bulls looked dead in the water ... until they didn't. The team's 110-105 loss to the Cleveland Cavaliers turned out to be one of the most entertaining games yet for the post-trade-deadline Bulls.
The Cavaliers walked into Chicago short-handed, built a massive lead, then had to survive a fourth-quarter scare that turned a comfortable night into a tense finish.
Random dribbles following the Cavaliers’ 115-110 road win over the Chicago Bulls on Thursday. 1. Donovan Mitchell didn’t play because of his eye injury, and hopefully for his sake, he closed the good one for the fourth quarter.
At first, things look absolutely bleak for the Chicago Bulls when playing against the Cleveland Cavaliers on Thursday. Even though Josh Giddey was racking up historic assist totals, the Bulls found themselves trailing by 29 points.
Even though the Chicago Bulls are struggling to rebuild, Josh Giddey has remained fairly consistent. That is especially the case when it comes to cementing his place in history in unique ways.
Heroes run the NBA, but every story also needs a villain. For some franchises, it's a particularly hated opponent, but every now and then, it's one of their own.
There are still a few weeks left in the NBA regular season. But it is safe to assume that the Chicago Bulls are still rebuilding. A series of trades that shook up the franchise during the Trade Deadline speaks to that.
While Donovan Mitchell's availability will certainly have an impact on this game, I'm not so sure it will have an impact on the outcome. The Cleveland Cavaliers are comfortably fourth in the Eastern Conference for a reason.
While the March Madness tournament may tip off on Thursday, Chicago Bulls fans have been feeling mad for months! The organization remains in disarray, which only makes this offseason's 2026 NBA Draft feel all the more important.
With just one month left to go in the NBA regular season, the future of the Chicago Bulls could be in how they finish here in 2026. The Bulls made the decision to trade some key pieces of the roster, moving towards a rebuild without exactly admitting it.
The Chicago Bulls played one of their worst games in months. And that's really saying something! Toronto led from start to finish in the 139-109 victory, dominating the Bulls in nearly every facet of the game.
Basketball has changed so, so much since it was first played in the late 1800s. The NBA has a lot to do with this, and there are even a handful of players who can be credited with influencing significant shifts on their own.
The Cavaliers are back on the road. Again. This time it’s Chicago, as the Cavs continues their road swing looking to stack a couple wins. They got one Tuesday in Milwaukee after that clunker against Dallas.
As the season draws to a close, the Chicago Bulls have some decisions to make. Mostly, what to do with their new players from the seven trades in February.
The Toronto Raptors have been one of the Eastern Conference's most consistent teams this season. They have remained in the playoff picture for months thanks to their equal-opportunity offense and always-aggressive defense.
In the starting lineup for the first time since joining the Minnesota Timberwolves at the NBA trade deadline, Ayo Dosunmu did what he does best. The guard filled in for superstar Anthony Edwards with the kind of efficient scoring night Chicago Bulls fans grew accustomed to.
The Chicago Bulls have been looking to figure out what they have on their roster for the future. With the team seemingly out of postseason contention, figuring out what they have and getting more ping-pong balls for the NBA Draft is the objective.
Chicago Bulls legend Scottie Pippen was in the news recently for auctioning off his former teammate Michael Jordan's sneakers from the 1992 Summer Olympics.
Matas Buzelis scored 18 of his 29 points in the third quarter and Josh Giddey contributed 16 points, 15 rebounds and 13 assists to boost the host Chicago Bulls to a 132-107 victory against the Memphis Grizzlies on Monday.
Anfernee Simons, who was scheduled to visit a hand specialist, was recently reevaluated. While the 26-year-old is “making progress” in his recovery from a left wrist fracture, his return isn’t imminent — he’ll be checked out again in 10 days, the Bulls announced in a press release (Twitter link).
The Chicago Bulls are coming off a disappointing season and are currently 12th in the standings, making a playoff appearance unlikely. Injuries have played a major role in the team’s struggles, preventing Chicago from finding consistency throughout the year.
Recent acquisitions Rob Dillingham and Leonard Miller helped the Chicago Bulls tread water during the team's five-game Western road trip. As Chicago returns home to face the slumping Memphis Grizzlies on Monday, Bulls coach Billy Donovan hopes the "good minutes from those guys" keep coming.