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By: Joe Cowley
From Michael Jordan to Derrick Rose, the news of the broadcaster - and former three-time NBA Champion - dying over the weekend has brought a wave of kind words and tributes. That included a statement from his family on Tuesday.
By: Joe Cowley
The Bulls are not only narrowing in on a new coach but have been casting a wide net over guard prospects with the NBA Draft just a few weeks away. All the while Graham has shown how meticulous he can be on both fronts.
By: Joe Cowley
When it's all said and done the 2025 and 2026 draft classes could go down as an historic back-to-back talent pool. The Bulls will have a say in landing '26 talent, but what could have been under former executive VP Arturas Karnisovas is still a headscratcher.
By: Joe Cowley
The search went on for almost a month, but on Monday the Bulls found their guy, set to name Splitter the organization's 25th head coach.
By: Joe Cowley
Splitter was formally introduced as the team's 25th head coach on Wednesday and what stood out through the hiring process was his foxhole mentality that he brings to the job.
By: Joe Cowley
Will it be the obvious at No. 4 and ultra-athletic Caleb Wilson? Will someone fall? Could the Bulls move up? So many questions set to be answered Tuesday when the first round of the 2026 NBA Draft begins.
By: Joe Cowley
Tuesday is Round 1 and the Bulls have picks No. 4 and No. 15. Not ideal in most drafts, but this class is different and the Bulls are set to come out of the first round a much more talented franchise than they were heading into it.
By: Joe Cowley
If there were questions on how new executive vice president of basketball operations Bryson Graham wanted to use his large cap space, he started answering them on Monday, engaging in a three-way deal that will bring Claxton to the Bulls and send All-Star Julius Randle to Brooklyn.
By: Joe Cowley
The Bulls were linked to Wilson for the last month, as picks one through three fell exactly as scripted. Caleb Wilson wanted to be a Bull.
By: Joe Cowley
While Wednesday's second round didn't exactly answer the outside shooting questions for new executive vice president of basketball operations Bryson
