The Chicago Bulls had yet another underwhelming season, finishing their 2024-25 campaign with a 39-43 record and a play-in tournament exit. The Bulls have now lost in the play-in tournament in three consecutive years and should be desperate to find a new direction.
For the past few seasons, NBA fans have not been able to understand what exactly the Chicago Bulls' timeline is. The team seemed content with the mediocrity of being a 9th or 10th seed every single season.
Being a fan of the 2024-25 Chicago Bulls has been a ride full of highs and lows: pride and polarization, a painful goodbye coupled with surprising hellos. The de facto slogan of the Bulls' 2024-25 NBA season fluidly revolves around "integrity.
Can you name every player to average at least 17.0 PPG in the 2024 NBA playoffs?
The Chicago Bulls organization needs to make serious changes after losing in the Play-In Tournament three seasons in a row. The Bulls made a foolish and shortsighted choice to make a hard push to make the Play-In Tournament after trading Zach LaVine to the Sacramento Kings at the trade deadline in February.
Arturas Karnisovas has the Chicago Bulls in a familiar spot. They’re 39-43 and just lost to the Miami Heat in the play-in tournament. That’s exactly what happened last year, although it was helped by a 15-6 stretch to get the ninth seed in the Eastern Conference.
CHICAGO – On Thursday, a familiar sight was on display again for Chicago Bulls fans and media alike as Bulls Executive Vice President, Basketball Operations Arturas Karnisovas delivered end-of-season remarks to Bulls media members recapping a 2024-25 Bulls season that ended with another play-in round defeat, 109-90 at the hands of the Miami Heat.
The Chicago Bulls are at a critical juncture. The emerging talents of Josh Giddey, Coby White, and Matas Buzelis have restored the team’s competitive fire.
They said it couldn’t be done. Wait, no…when Arturas Karnisovas said after a half-assed trade deadline1 that reaching the play-in tournament in the worse conference was a goal (he said this out loud!), it wasn’t so much a question of whether they could do it but rather whether they should.
On Tuesday, the Chicago Bulls traveled to Cleveland with a questionable injury report that included key players from their post-2025 NBA Trade Deadline rotation.
The Chicago Bulls have had a disaster of a season, to say the least, with a poor 27-38 record and sitting tenth in the Eastern Conference standings. The
After a disastrous post-trade deadline press conference, Vice President of Basketball Operations Arturas Karnisovas attempted a damage control interview with CHSN insider K.C.
In the 2024 off-season, after a disappointing exit from the play-in tournament, the Chicago Bulls shifted toward a youth movement, trading veterans Alex Caruso and DeMar
The Chicago Bulls have no plans to make significant changes to their leadership this offseason, according to a report from Joe Cowley of the Chicago Sun-Times.
The Chicago Bulls are facing the likelihood of a fourth sub-.500 finish in five seasons of Billy Donovan, but it doesn’t sound like Donovan himself is in any danger of getting the boot.
The Chicago Bulls are entering the NBA All-Star break on a four-game losing streak. The Bulls have a 22-33 record, good enough for 10th place in the Eastern Conference.
Chicago’s 22-33 record is the eighth-worst mark in the league.
Bulls president Arturas Karnisovas defended his team’s limited moves leading up to the trade deadline during a new interview with K.C. Johnson of Chicago Sports Network (Twitter link).
The Chicago Bulls are slowly chipping away at their rebuild. DeMar DeRozan was traded in July. The Bulls sent Zach LaVine to reunite with DeRozan in Sacramento on Sunday night.
The NBA trade deadline has come and gone, and the Chicago Bulls once again didn’t do as much as a lot of people were expecting. The Bulls did trade Zach LaVine, which was a long time coming, but a lot of Bulls fans aren’t happy with the trade and they got no first-round picks in the deal.
After the conclusion of last season, Arturas Karnisovas made it very clear that he was aware that his Chicago Bulls were not meeting expectations. Last season was another disappointing one for Bulls fans despite the team did find a way to play postseason basketball.
The Chicago Bulls lost DeMar DeRozan and Alex Caruso this summer, with many fans hoping the team starts to rebuild by maximizing a top pick from the 2025 NBA Draft.
The Zach LaVine saga continues to provide twists and turns while he remains a popular name to monitor on the NBA trade rumor carousel.
The Chicago Bulls have missed the NBA playoffs for the third time in four seasons, and GM Arturas Karnisovas took accountability and vowed to make changes during his exit interview.
The Chicago Bulls had another disappointing season, going out in the NBA Play-In Tournament with a loss to the Miami Heat, and executive vice president of basketball operations Arturas Karnisovas did not hold back on what he and the organization has to do to get things right, promising changes.
The Chicago Bulls are putting their money where their mouth is. In what will be Chicago’s most critical offseason period since Arturas Karnisovas took
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