The Chicago Bulls will try to do something tonight that they have not done since Christiano Felicio was on the roster. Sorry, I probably should have provided a trigger warning.
The Chicago Bulls are in a position where they have essentially thrown in the towel on this season. They have lost 12 of their previous 13 games and find themselves 12th in the Eastern Conference.
The Chicago Bulls could still screw everything up. I know, what's new? To be sure, they have already lost the tank race. By not committing to a direction sooner rather than later, the organization threw away its chance at top odds for a spot in this year's excellent 2026 NBA Draft.
Contrary to popular belief, things can still get worse for the Chicago Bulls. During the second half of Tuesday night's meeting with the Oklahoma City Thunder, the Bulls watched Josh Giddey hobble to the sideline.
During the second quarter of a surprisingly close game with the Oklahoma City Thunder, Rob Dillingham did something I have never seen before. And, unfortunately, that's not a compliment.
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.
Things look bleak right now for the Chicago Bulls. But Josh Giddey believes turnarounds can happen faster than people think. Chicago has dropped 12 of its last 13 games and appears far from contention, yet Giddey pointed to his experience with the Oklahoma City Thunder as proof that rebuilds don’t always take forever.
The Dream Team remains one of the most talented basketball teams ever assembled. Led by Chicago Bulls teammates Michael Jordan and Scottie Pippen, Team USA won a gold medal in the 1992 Summer Olympics in Barcelona, Spain.
Dating back to the 2025-26 campaign, the Chicago Bulls were connected to one player more than any other: Jonathan Kuminga. The former Golden State Warriors forward was on the trade market for years.
The Chicago Bulls got bad news aside from losing to the Oklahoma City Thunder on Tuesday, 116-108. After being taken out in the third quarter due to a foot injury, Matas Buzelis received worse news.
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 Chicago Bulls welcomed the defending champion OKC Thunder on Tuesday night. They were looking to repeat victory after a much-needed win last Sunday against the Milwaukee Bucks.
Playing up or down to an opponent became a Chicago Bulls staple in recent years, and the first half of this season proved no different. Facing off against the Minnesota Timberwolves and Boston Celtics in back-to-back games?
The Chicago Bulls enter March with a transitional season behind them, having lost many games while making progress on many fronts. The Bulls have taken different paths to find their path as a franchise; however, both paths resulted in losses, which will provide clarity in the future.
The Bulls finally exhaled Sunday. Chicago defeated the Bucks 120-97 to end an 11-game losing streak and secure its first win since January 31. For a young roster still searching for consistency, it was a needed reward.
The Chicago Bulls are still far from title contention as they currently stand 12th in the East with a 25-36 record. However, that doesn't mean that the team doesn't have players worth getting excited about.
Josh Giddey notched a triple-double of 20 points, 14 rebounds and 10 assists and Collin Sexton scored a game-high 22 points as the Chicago Bulls defeated the visiting Milwaukee Bucks 120-97 on Sunday to stop an 11-game losing streak.
WWE star CM Punk honored Michael Jordan and the Chicago Bulls with a memorable entrance at Elimination Chamber in Chicago. The WWE world champion made his way to the ring to “Sirius” by The Alan Parsons Project, the signature intro music of the Bulls’ 1990s dynasty.
After losing each of their 11 February games and matching the third-longest skid in club history, the Chicago Bulls await the fresh start of a new month.
The Chicago Bulls still can’t get over their slump. They now have an 11-game losing streak, the longest in the NBA. Head coach Billy Donovan and his men had the worst month in franchise history as they went 0-11 in February.
Matas Buzelis has emerged as a bright spot for the struggling Chicago Bulls this season. The second-year forward has played and started in all 59 games this year, and he has been performing well. The NBA G League Ignite alum is averaging 15.3 points, 4.3 rebounds, 1.4 assists and 1.2 blocks this season.
After the game, he spoke about how he and others in the locker room are handling the pressure of knowing fans expect the team to do more than win a playoff series or two this coming spring.
The Bulls are shutting down big man Zach Collins for the remainder of the season, the team tweets. Collins, who has been out with a right toe sprain, underwent further evaluation from training and medical professionals.