The NBA trade deadline continues to see plenty of action this season, and the Chicago Bulls are seemingly at the center of it. They traded two-time All-Star Center Nikola Vucevic to the Boston Celtics in exchange for combo Guard Anfernee Simons.
The Chicago Bulls remained busy on the trade market Tuesday, sending two-time All-Star center Nikola Vucevic to the Boston Celtics in exchange for Anfrenee Simons and a second-round draft pick, ESPN reported.
The Celtics and Bulls have reached an agreement on a trade that will send guard Anfernee Simons to Chicago and center Nikola Vucevic to Boston, reports ESPN’s Shams Charania (Twitter link).
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Who are you, and what have you done with the Chicago Bulls!? The Bulls confirmed on Tuesday afternoon that they mean business. Arturas Karnisovas made his first move of the season this past weekend, helping the Sacramento Kings and Cleveland Cavaliers facilitate their De'Andre Hunter trade.
The Boston Celtics and Chicago Bulls can help each other this week. According to The Athletic's Jay King, the Celtics are currently looking to add to their frontcourt by Thursday's deadline.
The Chicago Bulls may be just 24-26 on the year so far, but they have fought their way up to ninth place in the NBA Eastern Conference. This means, of course, that they are in the NBA Playoffs picture, for now, as a possible play-in tournament team.
The NBA’s trade deadline is still two days away and while the big rumors surround Giannis Antetokounmpo and where he will play next, the Chicago Bulls continue to be in rumors.
Even the players know it's time for the Chicago Bulls to make a change. As the team prepares for their final game before the NBA trade deadline, they sit in a painfully familiar spot.
The Chicago Bulls have been essentially running in mud for the last handful of seasons, failing to make the postseason after a rough stretch in the play-in tournament.
The Chicago Bulls, along with perhaps the Sacramento Kings, are the teams most likely to be active in the trade market before the NBA deadline. The teams have already made one trade, linking up with the Cleveland Cavaliers in a deal that sent De’Andre Hunter to the Kings for Dennis Schroder and Keon Ellis late last night.
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It’s crunch time for the Chicago Bulls. The NBA Trade Deadline is scheduled for Feb.5, and nobody knows what’s ahead. In the meantime, veteran center Nikola Vucevic is putting out a call to action to the organization, per Joe Cowely of The Chicago Sun-Times.
The Chicago Bulls are on the verge of their most important trade deadline in years. Sitting 9th in the Eastern Conference and in line for their fourth consecutive Play-In Tournament appearance, February 5 marks an opportunity to finally change the status quo.
The Bulls are still very much open for business. Joe Cowley of the Chicago Sun-Times reports the Bulls view the two future second-round picks they picked up for facilitating Sunday’s Cavaliers-Kings deal as useful currency in additional trades this week.
The Chicago Bulls have been up and down of late, currently on track for a play-in appearance for the fourth consecutive year. The team has been involved in several trade rumors as the deadline approaches later this week, with one name repeatedly coming up being veteran guard Coby White.
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The Cavaliers are landing two-way forward Emanuel Miller from the Bulls as part of their three-team De’Andre Hunter trade with the Kings, per Julia Poe of the Chicago Tribune.
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