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The cool Chicago breeze featured a different buzz this morning, thanks to Josh Giddey's miraculous half-court prayer over the Lakers to cap their fourth-straight victory. Of course, the entire sports world saw the buzzer-beating heave and the final 12 seconds of action-packed chaos that turned into...
Anyone who follows the NBA or Chicago sports has seen a massive uptick in the traffic generated by the Chicago Bulls. It started with trading away Zach LaVine, continued with Josh Giddey's incredible month of March and Coby White's three 35-point outings consecutively with two Eastern Conference...
Last night featured one of the most impressive comebacks seen leaguewide in recent memory. Chicago was down to a 0.8% chance of winning at one time in the fourth quarter and had less than a 2% chance of victory with under ten seconds remaining. Thanks to clutch three-point makes from Patrick...
Tonight's walk-off win against the Los Angeles Lakers caps off one of the most poetic wins of the entire year. One day after LeBron James goes on national television and throws shade at Michael Jordan, the Bulls somehow pull off one of the wildest finishes seen all season. With ten seconds...
When the Bulls finally pulled the trigger and moved on from their All-Star guard and clubhouse leader, Zach LaVine, fans were amped to see what the return would be for an elite-scoring wing. Upon hearing that they gained three role players, including 25-year-old Tre Jones, on an expiring contract...
Another NBA Play-In Tournament loss, or a chance at a top-five draft pick and the opportunity to draft one of the highest-graded prospects of the decade? Arturas Karnisovas sees more value in the former, whereas the entire fanbase would prefer the latter. With two feet firmly in the playoff...
Last summer, the swap of Alex Caruso and Josh Giddey caused mixed emotions from Chicago's fans. Most supported the idea of getting younger, cheaper, and higher upside talent, especially at a position that hadn't seen consistent production in several years. That camp was also in favor of moving on...
The Chicago Bulls have been the definition of mediocre over the last ten years. Since trading away Jimmy Butler to Minnesota eight seasons ago, Zach LaVine became the face of the franchise, the first All-Star since Butler, and the leading scorer during his tenure. The Bulls were 248-349, or a 41.5%...
Arturas Karnisovas has been at the forefront of the Bulls' mediocrity over the last decade. During his tenure, Chicago has a sub-500 record, one playoff appearance, and a 1-4 postseason record. One of his most crucial mistakes was drafting Patrick Williams fourth overall with his first draft...
Chicago has been in the NBA Play-In Tournament after each of the past two seasons. Both campaigns ended in losses to the Miami Heat for a chance at the last remaining playoff spot. This year, with ten games until the regular season wraps up, the Bulls again find themselves a surefire bet to compete...
Bulls fans and media alike have often blamed their fifth-year head coach, Billy Donovan. While his lack of playoff success—one appearance with a 1-4 record—speaks for itself and is a closing argument to many, the overall body of work is not as bad as it seems. Of coaches in Chicago's illustrious...
At the trade deadline, the Bulls shipped away their superstar guard Zach LaVine and gained three role players, seemingly mailing it in for the remainder of the 2024-25 season. Arturas Karnisovas, the man responsible for finally pulling the trigger on the long overdue LaVine trade, said the...
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