Andrew Hanlon is an Editor at Giddy. He specializes in sports journalism, with a focus on competitive sports, professional sports, and the sports business landscape, covering topics such as team sports and major league sports, as well as international sports leagues and federations. Andrew's work has been featured in BVM Sports, GiveMeSport, and the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC).
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Andrew Hanlon's articles mainly focus on sports, particularly basketball and the NBA. His coverage is heavily centered around breaking news, announcements, and event coverage related to the Portland Trail Blazers and NBA trade rumors.
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By: Andrew Hanlon
Chicago should be hoping Utah picks Boozer. By Andrew Hanlon |
Splitter, the Chicago Bulls' new head coach, turned Deni Avdija into an All-Star last season with the Portland Trail Blazers.
Walker Kessler is reportedly frustrated in Utah, which means the Chicago Bulls' chances of signing him in free agency continue to get better.
By: Andrew Hanlon
New Bulls coach Tiago Splitter helped Deni Avdija become an All-Star in Portland and there's an Avdija-like prospect who may be available for Chicago at No. 15.
Chicago acquires the No. 6 pick from the Brooklyn Nets and makes Wagler their new franchise point guard in this 2026 NBA Draft mock trade.
Teams wanting to trade up or down could target Chicago's early second-round pick ... or the Bulls could use it to add another first-round selection themselves.
By: Andrew Hanlon
The Bulls are reportedly interested in Wolverines center Morez Johnson Jr., but he may be off the board before they pick at No. 15.
Could Brown be Chicago's next Jimmy Butler? By Andrew Hanlon |
Keaton Wagler seems satisfied with where he's going to land in the 2026 NBA Draft, and the Chicago Bulls are a possibility.
A new point guard and two explosive, physical bigs come to Chicago in this perfect scenario. By Andrew Hanlon |
