The Chicago Bulls gave their fans an early Christmas present on Wednesday night with their fourth consecutive victory. Despite falling behind by 18 points, the Bulls were able to keep their heads on straight and put together one of their best fourth quarters of the season.
Coby White scored 24 points and made the go-ahead free throw following an away-from-the-ball foul with 1.9 seconds left to give the Chicago Bulls a 126-123 come-from-behind win over the Atlanta Hawks on Tuesday.
During the fourth quarter of the battle between the Atlanta Hawks and the Chicago Bulls, tensions were high. Up by as much as 18 points, the Hawks were trying to prevent the Bulls from making it another clutch game.
Christmas and the NBA go hand-in-hand. The day serves for the top hoops league in the world, like Thanksgiving for the NFL. However, while the Detroit Lions and Dallas Cowboys are perpetual Thanksgiving participants, the NBA has mixed up the matchups and the teams throughout the years.
While a crucial trade deadline still stands between the Chicago Bulls and the 2026 NBA Draft, it's never too early to start digging into the college tape.
The Coby White trade buzz continues to grow louder. Many have considered the 25-year-old as one of the Chicago Bulls' top trade candidates since well before the season started.
The Chicago Bulls outlasted the Atlanta Hawks 152-150 on Sunday in the highest-scoring game of the NBA season, totaling 302 points. While the win counted the same in the standings, it did little to please head coach Billy Donovan.
Where the Chicago Bulls on the right side of history all along? In the wake of a gambling scandal that shocked the NBA world, the league is reportedly considering significant changes to its draft lottery system.
Points flew like fireworks in a high-scoring display as the Chicago Bulls and Atlanta Hawks combined for 302 on Sunday, with the Bulls edging out a 152-150 win.
The Last Two Minute report strikes again! During Sunday afternoon's offensive showcase between the Chicago Bulls and Atlanta Hawks, the final couple of minutes should have looked a little different.
The Chicago Bulls and Atlanta Hawks look at things differently after playing the highest-scoring game in the NBA this season. But the evaluation following Sunday's 152-150 Chicago victory can't last long since the same two clubs meet again Tuesday in Atlanta to complete the season series.
If NBA trade season was a dating app, everyone would be swiping right on the Chicago Bulls. For the first time in quite some time, the organization finds itself in quite an advantageous position.
For the first time since they started the season 5-0, they Chicago Bulls have a three-game win streak. The victories over the Cavaliers and Hawks have undoubtedly been a breath of fresh air.
A Coby White decision is coming up fast on the Chicago Bulls. The longest tenured player in the organization, White's future has been a particularly hot topic since last season's trade deadline.
On Sunday, the Chicago Bulls defeated the Atlanta Hawks 152-150 in the highest-scoring game of the NBA season thus far, with 302 points. However, while a win is a win, it wasn’t satisfying enough for Bulls’ head coach Billy Donovan.
In the same way the snow piles up during the winter, the Chicago Bulls and Atlanta Hawks piled up the points. On Sunday, they combined for 302 points with the Bulls winning 152-150.
The Chicago Bulls are once again at the center of NBA trade chatter, and this time the noise around Coby White feels different. With the NBA Trade Deadline approaching, rival teams are sensing a shift.
Matas Buzelis scored a season-high 28 points and the visiting Chicago Bulls set a season mark for points scored in a 152-150 win over the Atlanta Hawks on Sunday.
Michael Jordan has heard the debates for decades. Greatest ever. No argument. But when the conversation turns to him, Jordan believes one other name should always come with it.
Random dribbles from the Cavaliers’ 136-125 home loss to the Chicago Bulls on Friday. 1. You may not know this, but the Cavs could really use a win. Just one.
Only two days ago, head coach Billy Donovan praised Tre Jones as a disruptive force as the Chicago Bulls to a 127-111 victory over the Cleveland Cavaliers.
Everyone agrees that the Chicago Bulls are not contenders — except for their own front office. Chicago has battled in the play-in tournament for a chance at a playoff berth in each of the past few seasons, while its fans would rather see the team tank for a shot at the No.
The Bulls have been awarded a disabled player exception as a result of Noa Essengue‘s season-ending shoulder injury, reports Joel Lorenzi of The Athletic (Twitter link).
After the Chicago Bulls lost their seventh straight game Sunday, Giddey told reporters "the memo is out" on how to beat the Bulls. The Bulls have to hope the league hasn't figured out their young guard as well.