Chicago Bulls guard Collin Sexton has been fined for flipping off the rim on a missed free throw against the Brooklyn Nets, the NBA announced. He was fined $35,000 for the gesture.
With the trade deadline waters finally settled, it's time to recap where the Chicago Bulls' old friends ended up. Several have already taken on a meaningful role with their new teams, while a couple of others are still waiting to see if any playing time is coming their way.
Anfernee Simons and Nikola Vucevic will each be playing against their former team when the Chicago Bulls visit the Boston Celtics on Wednesday night. Simons was traded from Boston to Chicago last Tuesday in exchange for Vucevic.
Chicago Bulls coach Billy Donovan faced tough questions on Monday night after the team lost 123–115 to the Brooklyn Nets. It was Chicago’s 30th loss of the season and its fifth straight defeat.
How many of the 36 players in the NBA's Three-Point Era (since 1979-80) to score at least 2,500 career points in the postseason can you name in five minutes?
The Chicago Bulls' decision to trade for Guerschon Yabusele surprised many around the NBA, but not as much as the news that came shortly after. The big man was on a two-year, $12.0 million deal with the New York Knicks.
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.
Rob Dillingham was put into a tough situation. A one-and-done star at the University of Kentucky, he ended up heading to the Minnesota Timberwolves with the No.
The Chicago Bulls entered the trade deadline with the No. 9 spot in the Eastern Conference. The Bulls, now on a five-game losing streak, are in 11th place with a 24-30 record amid losing Coby White, Nikola Vucevic and Ayo Dosunmu.
Stories of Michael Jordan from his playing days in the 90’s with the Chicago Bulls never get old. It feels like every now and then we get a new untold story about Jordan from a teammate, coach, or opponent.
For many, the Chicago Bulls' acquisition of Collin Sexton was likely lost in the fold. The organization was in the thick of a complete roster teardown – one that saw them take back a comical number of backcourt players alongside an equally comical number of second-round picks.
For years, the Chicago Bulls lived between relevance and reinvention. They weren’t bad enough to bottom out, nor good enough to matter in May. The 2026 NBA trade deadline was supposed to end that limbo.
Newly installed Chicago Bulls guard Collin Sexton is not wasting time in making an impact and earning the trust of head coach Billy Donovan. Sexton came off the bench against the Brooklyn Nets in his second game with the Bulls and dropped 21 points.
Collin Sexton is looking to separate himself from the other guards in the Chicago Bulls rotation after their slew of moves prior to the trade deadline left the team extremely guard-heavy.
For the third time this season, the Brooklyn Nets have taken down the Chicago Bulls. Yes, you read that right. Their latest 123-116 victory came thanks to an overwhelming size advantage in the post, as well as some very disjointed offense from the Bulls.
The Chicago Bulls do look different following the seven trades, but one constant they have left is Matas Buzelis. On Monday, the Bulls hit the road to play the Brooklyn Nets.
The Brooklyn Nets may only have 14 wins on the season, but two of those have come against the Chicago Bulls. The young and rebuilding group has given Chicago trouble with their slower pace and high-volume three-point shooting.
The Bulls tore the roster down last week, but they’re not calling it a rebuild. Not yet. Chicago made seven trades ahead of the deadline and rolled out a group Saturday night against Denver that barely knew each other’s names.
Less than a month after the Chicago Bulls and Brooklyn Nets clashed in consecutive games, the teams will meet again Monday with the Bulls sporting an entirely different look.