Ryan Dauterive
A former Iowa State University standout and Soaring Hawk Award winner, I bring over three years of Bulls coverage and 475 published articles of experience, reaching over than half a million readers. I cover all aspects of the Chicago Bulls, from breaking news and trade rumors to draft analysis and player scouting.
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Here's How Noa Essengue's First NBA Minutes Went
With the 12th overall selection in the 2025 NBA Draft, the Chicago Bulls selected Noa Essengue. Originally from France, he was playing professionally in Germany when the Bulls drafted him. At only 18 years old, many assumed he would be a developmental project and not see many minutes in his rookie...
New Trade Rumor Has All-NBA Center Going To Chicago
The Chicago Bulls have become one of the most commonly named landing spots for any trade rumors. This is because they have a large amount of cap flexibility on the horizon, no All-Star players on the roster, and a stellar supporting cast lacking a clear star performer. Josh Giddey has played at an...
The Bulls Just Underwent A Massive Tone Shift
The Chicago Bulls have had an unpredictable start to the year. Before the season began, they were predicted to miss the playoffs for the fourth consecutive year and land around 33 wins. They started 5-0 and shocked the entire NBA world. After a rocky stretch, followed by a gauntlet of games and a...
Haunting Mistake Is Putting Arturas Karnisovas's Job At Risk
In April of 2020, the Chicago Bulls hired Arturas Karnisovas as the vice president of basketball operations. His impressive work with the Denver Nuggets to build a championship-winning roster was the main selling point for the Bulls, who hoped he'd use a similar approach to return them to relevance...
Chicago Being Named A Landing Spot For This Disgruntled Star
With the first portion of the 2025-26 season completed, teams are starting to form identities, gain insight into their playoff outlook, and see an accurate trajectory for the 82-game slate. Many underperforming teams will feature high-level contributors who are eager for a place where they can...
Four Reasons Chicago's Stellar Start Is Not A Fluke
Following last night's victory against the Portland Trail Blazers, the Chicago Bulls now stand at 8-6 on the young season. Through one-fifth of the year, they're seventh in the Eastern Conference, have a surefire All-Star performer, and they are well ahead of the pace of any preseason predictions....