On Wednesday, the Chicago Bulls will take on the Indiana Pacers. However, Chicago will be without Tre Jones (hamstring) and Zach Collins (toe). The NBA Injury Report officially listed Jones and Collins as out.
The loss of Jimmy Butler has hit hard in Golden State. According to The Stein Line’s Marc Stein, the Warriors loved what they were building with Butler alongside Stephen Curry, and his season-ending ACL tear has been emotionally difficult for the team.
The Chicago Bulls have won three straight games to improve to 22-22 on the season, good for ninth in the Eastern Conference standings. They defeated the Minnesota Timberwolves in their latest game, 120-115.
Head coach Billy Donovan will be without a key member of the rotation for multiple weeks, according to the Bulls, who announced in a press release (via Twitter) that point guard Tre Jones has been diagnosed with a strained left hamstring and will be reevaluated in two weeks.
Most NBA players, no matter how successful, are out of the league before the end of their 30s, or even their 20s. That leaves a lot of life left to live, and a good handful of players have made the most of their professional lives after leaving the court.
When the Chicago Bulls' Tre Jones exploded for 34 points against the Houston Rockets on January 13, the trade talk felt inevitable. The guard had been impressing in his expanded role since the 2025-26 season tipped off.
Tre Jones may want to try on some cleats! With the game on the line Wednesday, Jones came up with the biggest play of the night. Coby White chucked up a corner three with the score knotted up at 126 against the Utah Jazz.
Yes, the Chicago Bulls lost to the Houston Rockets on Tuesday, 119-113. Plus, they were on the receiving end of Kevin Durant’s wrath. However, the Bulls were fortunate that Tre Jones came ready play. Altogether, Jones was on fire.
Look, does it sound hyperbolic to say that Tre Jones' career-high performance on Tuesday night is going to change everything for the Chicago Bulls? Absolutely.
Tre Jones posted a new career-high during the Chicago Bulls’ 119-113 road loss to the Houston Rockets on Tuesday night at Toyota Center, contributing 34 points, seven assists, and five three-pointers on 11-for-12 shooting from the field and 7-for-8 shooting from the free throw line.
When it comes to the trade machine, the Chicago Bulls are a fan-favorite. The closer we get to the 2025-26 trade deadline, the more we will see the organization lumped into fake deals.
The Chicago Bulls routed the New Orleans Pelicans 134-118 on New Year’s Eve at the United Center. With Josh Giddey out for a few weeks, the Bulls’ Tre Jones became the first player in NBA history to have this unprecedenteed feat that had him joking about Michael Jordan, according to Bulls’ insider K.C.
After a period of serious struggle, the Chicago Bulls seem to have turned a new leaf. On Saturday, they won their fifth consecutive game against the Philadelphia 76ers 109-102.
Only two days ago, head coach Billy Donovan praised Tre Jones as a disruptive force as the Chicago Bulls to a 127-111 victory over the Cleveland Cavaliers.
On Wednesday, the Chicago Bulls picked up a much-needed 127-111 victory over the Cleveland Cavaliers on a night that put Josh Giddey in rare company alongside Michael Jordan.
On Wednesday, the Chicago Bulls secured a much-needed 127-111 win over the Cleveland Cavaliers. A night in which Josh Giddey etched his name into the same sentence as Michael Jordan.
The Chicago Bulls continue to win in unconventional fashion. Against Nikola Jokic and the Denver Nuggets, their bench completely dominated, outscoring Denver’s second unit 66–9.
Shortly after free agency opened, ESPN insider Shams Charania reported that the Chicago Bulls and Tre Jones have agreed to a three-year, $24 million deal to return to the team.
Chicago Bulls guard Tre Jones had a quality season last year, especially after he came from the San Antonio Spurs. Now in free agency, he’s an interesting target for a few teams, Chicago potentially included.
The Chicago Bulls' 111-97 road victory over the Utah Jazz on Monday night was the sixth straight time their starting backcourt consisted of former opposing starters in three UNC-Duke basketball clashes.
For a team that hasn't made the playoffs in five seasons, reliably average point guard play might be boring, yet also exactly what this young team needs.
A smile creeped onto Cam Reddish's face as he heard his name echo inside Barclays Center. Beneath it, a gold chain, tucked underneath his aptly gold, flower-patterned suit, hung nicely.
The experiment of having Jeremy Sochan run point guard was admirable, but those days are long behind the San Antonio Spurs, and they are much better for it.
Adding a game against one of the strongest teams in the Western Conference certainly wasn't what the San Antonio Spurs needed as far as turning a monumental