(Photo by Jonathan Daniel/Getty Images)   The Chicago Bulls’ season came to another disappointing end. They’ve been stuck in a mediocrity spiral since Derrick Rose suffered that career-altering injury, being either a borderline playoff team or not making the playoffs at all. Unfortunately for the fans, it seems like that’s not going to change any time soon, as the front office refuses to rebuild, but they also don’t want to pay the luxury tax to get some actual stars. That’s going to be the case again next season. According to a report by Bulls insider K.C. Johnson, the team has offered D ..read more

(Photo by Amy Sussman/Getty Images the New Yorker)   It’s been a long time since the Chicago Bulls were relevant, basketball-wise. They haven’t gotten to the NBA Finals since 1998, and the only time they looked like a legitimate contender was when Derrick Rose was a rising star. Arturas Karnisovas was supposed to turn the franchise around, but that hasn’t been the case thus far. Failed trades, mid-tier stars getting a lot of money, and a lack of a good scouting department have doomed this franchise to a never-ending mediocrity spiral. That’s why NBA analyst Bill Simmons took to Twitter to ..read more

(Photo by Tim Bradbury/Getty Images)   The Chicago Bulls needed a hero this season. With Zach LaVine missing most of the campaign with an injury, DeMar DeRozan was asked to do most of the heavy lifting. And while the Bulls didn’t find that much success and were barely able to hang on to get a spot in the Play-In Tournament, DeRozan most definitely did his part. Despite being 34 years old already, the former Toronto Raptors star actually led not only the team but also the NBA in minutes played this season. As pointed out by NBA on ESPN, DeRozan logged a whopping 2,988 minutes, which was al ..read more

(Photo by Matthew Stockman/Getty Images)   With playoff seeding on the line on Sunday, the Chicago Bulls and New York Knicks went into overtime at Madison Square Garden, with Jalen Brunson and company barely coming out on top to secure the win and lock in the No. 2 seed in the Eastern Conference. As a result of the loss for the Bulls, Chicago will compete in the Play-In Tournament with hopes of being able to punch their ticket to the NBA playoffs. Unfortunately for the Bulls, the storied NBA franchise will have to win two games in the Play-In Tournament to advance to the first round of th ..read more

(Photo by Jonathan Daniel/Getty Images)   For the better part of the past two decades, Kentucky has been NBA teams’ favorite talent pool. Under John Calipari, the Wildcats have provided dozens of NBA talents, from John Wall and Anthony Davis to Karl-Anthony Towns and many more. Notably, that might change pretty soon, as Calipari is about to leave Kentucky after 15 seasons to join Arkansas on a massive deal. Needless to say, that means the Wildcats will be in the hunt for a replacement, and even though there are plenty of suitable candidates in the collegiate basketball scene, their guy mi ..read more

(Photo by Grant Halverson/Getty Images)   Chicago Bulls legend Scottie Pippen has always been widely recognized as one of the greatest players of all time. Everyone, even the biggest Michael Jordan fan, admits that they would’ve never been able to do what they did without him. However, for whatever reason, Pippen has always been resentful of Jordan — who multiple times praised him and called him his greatest teammate and whatnot — and it dates back to their playing days. A couple of years ago, in his memoir, Pippen even admits that he never gave Jordan his condolences after his father was ..read more

(Photo by Stacy Revere/Getty Images)   Ever since former No. 2 overall pick Lonzo Ball joined the Chicago Bulls, things haven’t gone as planned for the once-promising young point guard from UCLA. Although Ball has always struggled to stay healthy throughout his NBA career, as he never played more than 63 games in an 82-game regular season, he has gotten better and better with more time on the floor. During his short stints with the Los Angeles Lakers and New Orleans Pelicans, Ball showed some significant progress in his game, which resulted in the Bulls signing him to a contract once he b ..read more

(Photo by Harry How/Getty Images)   The fight for Most Improved Player of the Year is intense this season and there are multiple stars who could receive the highly-coveted honor. Chicago Bulls star Coby White is one of the many players who could be named Most Improved. Paul George of the Los Angeles Clippers believes that he has definitely earned the title. According to the Bulls on Twitter, George said: “He turned the corner, he understands how to score, how to be efficient, how to be an NBA player, and play at a high level. This is the Coby White you’ll see going forward. So I would sa ..read more

(Photo by Jamie Sabau/Getty Images)   Dennis Rodman’s NBA legacy is a complicated one. Considered to be the greatest rebounder of all time and one of the best defensive players in league history, he’s also known for his larger-than-life persona, eccentricities, and blazing hot takes. Nonetheless, despite his long and well-documented history of chaos and mayhem, he’s also a big fan favorite and one of the most beloved players of all time. That was on full display again on Saturday when he attended the Chicago Bulls’ game, with the crowd giving him a warm welcome (via Bulls Talk). Dennis R ..read more

(Photo by Megan Briggs/Getty Images)   The Chicago Bulls continue to struggle this season following the most recent defeat against the Los Angeles Clippers. The Bulls had no answer for the Clippers as they lost 126-111 after the final buzzer. It led to the Bulls falling to an underwhelming 32-35 record in the 2023-24 NBA season. The organization remains the ninth seed in the Eastern Conference as they continue their struggles to earn a spot in the 2024 playoffs. Following the 15-point defeat vs. the Clippers, NBA analyst Charles Barkley hilariously roasted the Bulls, via NBA on TNT. “The ..read more