The vibes at Chicago Bulls training camp remained high on Day 2. New head coach Tiago Splitter continued to sound pleased with the young group's effort.
The Cleveland Cavaliers pulled off a sign-and-trade for Peyton Watson of the Denver Nuggets Wednesday, in hopes that they've finally found their small forward of the future.
Restricted free agent Jalen Duren could always accept his $9.6 million qualifying offer and become an unrestricted free agent next summer if he can’t reach a long-term agreement with the Pistons.
The Indiana Pacers probably aren’t making some massive splash this offseason. Honestly, they may not need to. That’s part of what makes a recent idea involving Isaac Okoro at least somewhat interesting.
The regular season is important, but NBA legends are made in the playoffs. More specifically, it's the Finals where the all-time greats have built their otherworldly reputations.
Bulls wing Isaac Okoro knows how this league works. He has a year left on his deal, but nothing is guaranteed. Speaking Monday, Okoro acknowledged the uncertainty after being traded to Chicago last summer, per Joe Cowley of the Chicago Sun-Times.
Who said the Chicago Bulls have nothing to play for!? The tank race is entering its final lap, and the Bulls have undoubtedly kicked things into high gear with ten consecutive losses.
The Jazz have agreed to a pair of trades, according to Shams Charania of ESPN, who reports that Utah will be acquiring point guard Lonzo Ball and two second-round picks from the Cavaliers and is also sending center Jock Landale to the Hawks in exchange for cash considerations.
Looking for their first home win since November 22, tensions felt rather high for Chicago Bulls. They came into Wednesday night's game with losses in eight of their previous nine games.
As the Chicago Bulls soak up the final hours of their extended break, let's go over some off-day notes! The positive news continued for the Chicago Bulls on Thursday.
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.
Isaac Okoro isn’t bitter about leaving Cleveland. In fact, he sounds relieved. The former Cavaliers wing, traded to the Bulls over the summer for veteran guard Lonzo Ball, said the move gives him a new opportunity to redefine himself after five seasons in Cleveland.
The Chicago Bulls didn't make many moves this offseason, with the most notable deal being the four-year, $100 million contract they signed Josh Giddey to in order to return the franchise point guard back to the Windy City for the long term.
Earlier this offseason, the Chicago Bulls acquired Isaac Okoro from the Cleveland Cavaliers in a trade that sent Lonzo Ball the other way. While Ball arrived in Chicago with high expectations when he joined the franchise in 2021, injuries kept him from delivering on that promise.
After spending his first five seasons in the NBA with the Cleveland Cavaliers, guard-forward Isaac Okoro will be starting a new chapter in his basketball career with the Chicago Bulls.
A rare player-for-player swap in today’s NBA, Saturday's Lonzo Ball–Isaac Okoro deal made headlines, but it's the other guy who might quietly revive his career in the Windy City.
The Cleveland Cavaliers have been predicted to trade Isaac Okoro this offseason by an NBA analyst. In a story called “1 Player Most Likely To Be Traded On Every NBA Team,” Dan Favale of Bleacher Report went with Okoro for Cleveland. “Isaac Okoro seems like the odd man out.
Heading into this summer, one name on the Cleveland Cavaliers' roster to pop up across a few initial trade rumors at the start of the offseason was Isaac Okoro.
While the Cleveland Cavaliers may still run back the core four next season, there's a very real possibility that some of the Wine and Gold's role players could be on the move this offseason.
Cavaliers wing Isaac Okoro has been diagnosed with a sprained AC joint in his right shoulder and will miss at least two weeks, which is when he’ll be reexamined, the team announced in a press release.
The Cleveland Cavaliers had a relatively quiet offseason in terms of adding new players to the organization. This summer was all about securing their core for the future, and the front office did just that.
Cleveland Cavaliers small forward Isaac Okoro has had a solid, if unspectacular first four NBA seasons since being selected fifth overall during the 2020 draft. He can now add a unique note to his resume.
The Cleveland Cavaliers have yet to make a decision with Isaac Okoro, who remains a restricted free agent with the start of the 2024-25 NBA season a little over a month away.