The Chicago Bulls made a huge move at the NBA trade deadline, shipping out two-time All-Star Zach LaVine as they attempt to build toward their future. While the Bulls did not trade Nikola Vucevic ...

Horton-Tucker was called up by Nike's Jordan brand shoes and apparel company for an opportunity to try on a classic shoe that ...

The Chicago Bulls and point guard Lonzo Ball agreed to a two-year contract extension on Wednesday, rewarding the 27-year-old ...

The Chicago Bulls have been the poster child for underwhelming management in the NBA for the better part of two decades. Outside of some very brief moments of prosperity, Chicago has spent the ...

The Golden State Warriors head to United Center to face the Chicago Bulls in a non-conference matchup. The Warriors are 25-25, which puts the team in 11th place in the Western Conference.

This week, the Chicago Bulls made waves when they finally traded Zach LaVine after years of dangling him. While LaVine did not go to the Golden State Warriors or Los Angeles Lakers, he ended up ...

Amid all this, one cannot forget that the Warriors were believed to hold an interest in Nikola Vucevic of the Chicago Bulls as well. The Bulls recently traded Zach LaVine. And they are believed to ...

— Chicago Bulls (@chicagobulls) February 7, 2025 The first-round pick (10th overall) out of Gonzaga, has played in 36 games for the Spurs this season, averaging 11.8 minutes a game.

Sunday, Feb. 2, 2025, I wrapped up a fake 2025 NBA trade deadline campaign as the fake General Manager of the Chicago Bulls. The Center Hub graciously invited me to represent the Chicago Bulls in ...

Golden State Warriors (25-25, 11th in the Western Conference) vs. Chicago Bulls (22-30, 10th in the Eastern Conference) Chicago; Saturday, 8 p.m. EST BOTTOM LINE: The Golden State Warriors take on ...

Bulls coach Billy Donovan yells to his players in the second half of a game against the Heat on Feb. 4, 2025, at the United Center. (Chris Sweda/Chicago Tribune) Hopefully Buzelis will soon get to ...

Four days after trading the team’s best player, Chicago Bulls chief basketball executive Artūras Karnišovas still couldn’t offer a clear vision for the direction of the franchise.