Cody Westerlund is a journalist for CBS Radio, specializing in local sports coverage in New York, New York. With a focus on the Chicago Bulls, Cody provides in-depth analysis and game recaps, keeping fans updated on the latest news and developments in the world of basketball.
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Cody Westerlund's focus is primarily on local sports, specifically basketball and the NBA. His articles predominantly cover event coverage and announcements related to the Chicago Bulls and their key player Zach LaVine.
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By: Cody Westerlund
In what he felt was another positive step in his second game back after a long injury absence, Bulls guard Lonzo Ball had 11 points in 16 minutes of action and felt pain-free in Chicago’s 139-137 win against Cleveland in overtime Friday.
In a 114-95 loss to the Thunder on Saturday at the United Center, the Bulls committed 26 turnovers and shot a paltry 34.8%, never found a rhythm offensively and never had a chance in the second half.
By: Cody Westerlund
he Bulls showcased another measure of resiliency Wednesday in their surprisingly strong start to the new season, rallying for a 102-99 win against the Orlando Magic.
By: Cody Westerlund
Bulls forward Patrick Williams isn’t too concerned about ongoing inflammation in his surgically repaired left foot, but he also admitted Friday that he has no idea when he’ll be healthy enough to return to action.
By: Cody Westerlund
Bulls rookie forward Matas Buzelis had a career-best 14 points in a career-high 29 minutes in Chicago’s 142-131 loss to the Memphis Grizzlies on Saturday evening at the United Center.
By: Cody Westerlund
Against the woefully shorthanded Nets on Monday evening, the Bulls’ vision for their youngsters taking flight was on display as they rolled to a 128-102 win behind strong games from Josh Giddey and Matas Buzelis.
By: Cody Westerlund
What started as a murmur of cheers from the United Center crowd turned into a thunderous roar in the final two minutes of the Bulls’ 109-95 win against the Hornets on Friday evening.
By: Cody Westerlund
Off the top of his head, Bulls guard Coby White can’t remember a shooting rut quite like the one he’s in now. He’s shooting 27.8% on 3-pointers in his last nine games.
By: Cody Westerlund
On a day that began with Bulls great Derrick Rose learning that his No. 1 jersey will be retired next season, his most emotional moment came when former teammate and good friend Joakim Noah wound down his halftime speech in front of a sellout crowd.
By: Cody Westerlund
By the time Bulls guard Coby White produced the highlight of the evening and arguably the dunk of his career, he felt like it was about time. Spurs star big man Victor Wembanyama had tormented him all night at the rim.
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