Joe Cowley is a journalist for the Chicago Sun-Times, specializing in local sports coverage, particularly the Chicago Bulls. With a focus on basketball, Joe provides analysis, updates, and insights on the team's performance, player injuries, trades, and upcoming games. His articles provide in-depth coverage of the Bulls' season and their impact on the Chicago sports scene.
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Joe Cowley's coverage predominantly focuses on local basketball, particularly the Chicago Bulls and NBA. He frequently includes expert commentary and event coverage in his articles. When approaching Joe, consider providing insights from experts related to the Chicago Bulls, NBA events or trade deadline analysis. Additionally, pitches could include access to players or coaches for interviews, especially those with a focus on player performances or team strategies.
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By: Joe Cowley
While there were concerns on film over a week ago for the Bulls defense, the numbers were on their side. Now, Billy Donovan's crew has been taken apart on the defensive end in the current losing streak, and the search for help and solutions continues.
By: Joe Cowley
The two-time All-Star insisted at the start of training camp that he was all about Bulls basketball and not trade rumors and speculation. He's held up his end of the bargain in both departments, according to coach Billy Donovan, as he returned from an adductor strain after missing three games.
By: Joe Cowley
After missing three games with a strained adductor, LaVine did whatever was needed in the comeback win over the Hawks, including handing out seven assists and playing solid defense against Atlanta All-Star Trae Young.
By: Joe Cowley
It hasn't always been easy figuring out the relationship he has with the Bulls organization, but LaVine is now there. And until his situation changes he is all about leaving the franchise in a better place than he found it.
By: Joe Cowley
Ball will start dribbling a basketball to get an idea of where his right wrist injury is in the healing process, but until the medical staff sees that he is having no setbacks they will not set a definitive timetable for his return.
Thanks to 35 points off 21 Bulls turnovers, Cleveland's Donovan Mitchell and Darius Garland helped the visiting team to a franchise-record 12-0 start to begin a season. As for the Bulls, it's back to the lab to figure out how to clean up the ongoing mistakes.
By: Joe Cowley
It's no secret that there are more than a handful of teams that entered the 2024-25 campaign looking to finish as poorly as possible and have a chance at draft lottery gold (Cooper Flagg at No. 1). The Bulls need to finish in the bottom 10 to have that chance at a top talent, and that could get difficult.
By: Joe Cowley
Ball got through dribbling drills the past few days, and before the Wednesday game with the Knicks was getting up shots. Two big hurdles that he needed to clear, but not nearly close to being out of the woods yet, according to coach Billy Donovan.
By: Joe Cowley
First it was Coby White getting fouled by Josh Hart to make three free throws with three seconds left, and then it was Jalen Brunson just falling short of playing hero as the horn sounded. The Bulls needed both to hold on for the one-point win over Tom Thibodeau's Knicks.
By: Joe Cowley
The relationship between Donovan and LaVine hasn't been the best the last two seasons, but the two couldn't be more in sync right now. Donovan is coaching and LaVine is willing to be coached. Maturity, being humbled, whatever it is, LaVine is in a great head space and it's showing on both ends of…
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