The Chicago Bulls 2022-23′ season has officially come to a close, losing to the Miami Heat in the final Play-In Tournament game 102-91. A tight game the entire way, Miami pulled away late after the clutch plays of Jimmy Butler and the shot-making of Max Strus. Take a look at how the last Bulls game of the year went down in Miami and what’s next for the Windy City. Live And Die By Zach LaVine As great of a performance as Wednesday night was from Zach LaVine, tonight was equally as poor from the three-time All-Star and ultimately sent Chicago packing. Scoring just 15 points on a terrible 6-of-2 ..read more

The Chicago Bulls are making some unexpected noise between the regular season’s conclusion and the NBA Playoffs, causing the basketball world to take notice of the newly implemented Play-In Tournament. Becoming the first 10-seed to win a game in the mini-tournament, they’ll now look to be the first 10-seed to qualify for the NBA Playoffs. Here’s where you can find lineups, where to watch, what time and place the game is tonight, injuries, and insights into the Bulls’ strategy ahead of tonight’s elimination game. Where: TNT Network, played in Miami Miami became the first seventh-seeded team to ..read more

Tonight’s elimination game between the Chicago Bulls and Miami Heat will determine the eighth and final seed in the 2023 Eastern Conference playoff bracket. The winner will draw the number one-seeded Milwaukee Bucks in the first round of the official playoffs, and their first game will be Sunday, April 16th, at 8:00 PM central time. Chicago owns the season series against Miami 3-0, but that doesn’t indicate much with the number of injuries throughout the three games. This will be a fresh slate matchup; let’s see how the Bulls stack up. Turn Them Over, Score In Transition Miami is fourth in th ..read more

Against all odds, the Chicago Bulls have secured the first victory by a ten seed in NBA Play-In Tournament history, defeating the Toronto Raptors 109-105. Zach LaVine may have surpassed DeMar DeRozan as the top dog in the Windy City, dropping 39 points on 12-for-22 from the field compared to DeRozan’s 23 on 10-for-19. The final step to the Bulls’ qualifying for the NBA playoffs will be to defeat the Miami Heat on their home court, where they’ve already won twice in two tries this season. How did Chicago pull off this upset for the ages, and is the formula sustainable? LaVine Took Over After s ..read more