Did the Chicago Bulls enjoy their 48 hours above .500? The Los Angeles Lakers came in and looked like the adults in the room, snapping Chicago's four-game win streak.
With a little over a week before the trade deadline on Feb. 5, the Chicago Bulls appear ready to stubbornly fight for a spot in the Play-In Tournament.
Draymond Green chimed in on Derrick Rose’s jersey retirement with the Chicago Bulls in a recent episode of his podcast, and the Golden State Warriors forward made a bold claim that Rose is “bigger” than Michael Jordan in the Windy City.
On Saturday night, the Chicago Bulls immortalized Derrick Rose’s contributions for the franchise during his time with the team from 2008 to 2016. The Bulls franchise gave him one of the greatest tributes one can get, a jersey retirement ceremony that ensures that no one on the team from here on out can ever wear his iconic number one jersey.
The Chicago Bulls entered Monday night’s game one game above .500 and on a four-game winning streak. The Los Angeles Lakers dropped Chicago to 23-23 with a 129-118 win in front of 21,298 fans at the United Center.
Most NBA players, no matter how successful, are out of the league before the end of their 30s, or even their 20s. That leaves a lot of life left to live, and a good handful of players have made the most of their professional lives after leaving the court.
On Monday, the Chicago Bulls had their four-game winning streak snatched by the Los Angeles Lakers 129-118. Even though they got a good game out of Coby White, there is one player that head coach Billy Donovan wished had gotten the ball more.
During the Los Angeles Lakers’ only visit to the Windy City last season, they left stunned after a Josh Giddey full-court shot that won the game for the Chicago Bulls.
It’s a good thing the Chicago Bulls have Coby White while they still do. His name has been repeatedly floated as a trade target before the NBA Trade Deadline on Feb.
The Chicago Bulls will have a representative at All-Star Weekend. Matas Buzelis is headed back to the NBA's big event after the league officially named him to the Rising Stars roster.
It’s been almost a year since Josh Giddey hit a half-court buzzer beater to carry the Chicago Bulls to victory over the LA Lakers. That moment still resonates as the Bulls take on the Lakers for the first time since.
There is only one way to top the last time the Bulls and Lakers met at the United Center: Josh Giddey nails a backward, full-court buzzer-beater for the win.
The Chicago Bulls have been looking like they are improving as we approach the NBA Trade Deadline. They have a lot of decisions to make, and Giannis Antetokounmpo could be on the move before the deadline hits.
The Chicago Bulls sound ready to make some noise with the NBA trade deadline a little over a week away. More rumors than inches of snow have hit the city this winter, tying the franchise to everything from an Anthony Davis pursuit to a full-blown tank job.
Benny The Bull has been a staple for the Chicago Bulls since he made his NBA debut on Oct. 17, 13333969. With 54 years of being a part of the entertainment process for the Bulls, he is ready to undergo a change that people may not be ready for.
There is no better time to be playing some of your best basketball of the season. The Chicago Bulls currently have the NBA's longest active winning streak, moving above .500 for the first time since November this past weekend.
What started as a rumor two weeks ago has turned into confirmed reports. The Chicago Bulls are interested in trading for Zion Williamson. Williamson is many things: a great basketball player, injury-prone, young, high-risk, and a former first-overall selection.
A four-game winning streak has vaulted the Chicago Bulls over .500 for the first time since Nov. 24. "Hopefully it means we're building, starting to do all the right things," Bulls guard Kevin Huerter said.
The Chicago Bulls officially etched Derrick Rose’s legacy into franchise history, raising his No. 1 jersey into the rafters in an emotional ceremony on Saturday, January 24.
You couldn’t have scripted a better ending for a night steeped in so much history. The United Center was already vibrating with a specific kind of electricity that only comes when a hometown hero returns, but the game itself threatened to spoil the party.
Kevin Huerter buried a corner 3-pointer with 0.2 seconds remaining to give the host Chicago Bulls a 114-111 victory over the Boston Celtics on Saturday night.
The Chicago Bulls are about to witness history. Derrick Rose’s No. 1 jersey will be raised to the United Center rafters today as Chicago faces off against the Boston Celtics.
Head coach Billy Donovan will be without a key member of the rotation for multiple weeks, according to the Bulls, who announced in a press release (via Twitter) that point guard Tre Jones has been diagnosed with a strained left hamstring and will be reevaluated in two weeks.
Bulls point guard Josh Giddey was a full participant in today’s shootaround and has been upgraded from questionable to probable for the team’s game in Minnesota on Thursday night, tweets K.C.