Caleb Wilson has a chance to bring meaningful basketball back to Chicago. When the Chicago Bulls selected Wilson 4th overall in the 2026 NBA Draft, some viewed it as a steal.
In two weeks, the Chicago Bulls will begin playing preseason basketball. It’s hard to believe the NBA season is already here. Many wonder how the Bulls will fare this season.
The Chicago Bulls are just a few weeks away from beginning their 2026-27 campaign. Media day is set for September 28th where we will find out the organization’s goals for the upcoming season.
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It looks like Caleb Wilson has made a superstar friend. With only weeks to go until Media Day for the Chicago Bulls, the rookie continues to sweat it out in the gym.
This past summer, the Chicago Bulls drafted forward Caleb Wilson fourth overall in the 2026 NBA draft. Wilson, 20, was a standout at the University of North Carolina during his one campaign in Chapel Hill.
The Chicago Bulls have a season like no other ahead of them. Caleb Wilson is waiting in the wings to blossom. Plus, a new executive team, new coach, and a new sense of urgency.
Caleb Wilson felt like he was back in college again when he recently returned to Chapel Hill and played some hoops with North Carolina students. He even threw one down off the board to the delight of everyone who witnessed the Chicago Bulls rookie’s basketball prowess.
Caleb Wilson will never miss an opportunity to dominate. Returning to North Carolina this past weekend, Wilson was allegedly spotted at the DKE fraternity.
Typically, the path to the NBA for most players is to spend at least a season in college to get high-level basketball and important development under their belts.
The Chicago Bulls’ franchise has been in ‘basketball hell’ for years now, failing to win a playoff game since 2022 and a playoff series since 2015. They have been stuck in this pattern of making the NBA Play-In Tournament but failing to advance further than that.
The Bulls haven’t won a playoff series since 2015. They haven’t even made the playoffs in four years. At least now, they appear to have a plan. Chicago underwent a significant makeover this offseason, hiring Bryson Graham to run basketball operations and Tiago Splitter as coach, then selecting North Carolina forward Caleb Wilson with the No.
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For the first time in a long time, the Chicago Bulls aren't facing some kind of identity crisis. Under the Arturas Karnisovas and Marc Eversley regime, you never quite knew who the Bulls wanted to be.
A few months ago, during the 2026 NBA draft, the Chicago Bulls made a potential franchise-altering selection. They opted to take 20-year-old forward Caleb Wilson out of the University of North Carolina, a school with obvious ties to the franchise.
Chicago Bulls rookie Caleb Wilson is arguably among the most talented prospects in this year’s draft class. While many have already taken note of the 20-year-old’s potential going into his first NBA campaign, Wilson continues to exceed expectations.
The Bulls have changed just about everything. Now they hope Caleb Wilson can help change the results. Wilson, Chicago’s prized rookie, made quite an impression during Summer League, enough for one Bulls source to give ESPN’s Jamal Collier a fairly straightforward assessment.
One of Michael Jordan’s former Chicago Bulls teammates is thrilled with the franchise’s recent choice to draft Caleb Wilson. Wilson was the fourth overall pick in the 2026 NBA Draft, joining the fledgling Bulls as the franchise ties their hopes for the future around him.
Almost everyone in Chicago is excited about Caleb Wilson. Undoubtedly, the No.4 draft pick by the Bulls is expected to do great things. One of those beaming with glee is Bulls legend Horace Grant.
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Caleb Wilson said after his draft selection, “I want to be the greatest of all time.” While some are critical of this statement, franchise legend Derrick Rose is throwing his weight behind the Chicago rookie.
Caleb Wilson definitely has some nasty in him. The Chicago Bulls star rookie Wilson went viral during Thursday’s Summer League game against the Los Angeles Lakers.
A frightening scene halted play late in the Utah Jazz and Chicago Bulls Summer League game on Monday. Trey Alexander collapsed to the floor after driving to the basket.
If NBA Summer League is any indication, the upcoming 2026-27 Rookie of the Year race is going to be one for the ages.
Caleb Wilson's buzzer-beating three-pointer on Friday only cut the Chicago Bulls' margin of defeat to one point. It still electrified the NBA Summer League crowd who watched the 19-year-old forward show out in his first Las Vegas game.
Caleb Wilson had Chicago Bulls fans swooning with his message following a historic performance against rival Cam Boozer. The No. 4 overall pick on Friday got the chance to match up against Boozer, the player the Memphis Grizzlies selected one pick ahead of Wilson, in an NBA Summer League clash at the Thomas & Mack Center in Las Vegas, Nev.
Chicago Bulls rookie Caleb Wilson entered his NBA Summer League debut carrying far more than the pressure attached to being the No. 4 overall pick of the 2026 NBA Draft.
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