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
On an afternoon in which there was very little to play for, the Bulls gave the Knicks all they could handle before falling to them in overtime. Next up is Atlanta and the play-in game, as DeMar DeRozan & Co. hope to finally find that signature moment this season.
By: Joe Cowley
The Hawks and Bulls have played in some thrillers the past two seasons, and while it could very well again be a clutch game on Wednesday, expect the Bulls to send Atlanta on an early summer vacation.
Both Andre Drummond (left ankle) and Ayo Dosunmu (right quadricep) were sidelined at the end of the regular season and heading into the play-in game. By game time against Atlanta, however, both were cleared, giving coach Billy Donovan some much needed depth.
Lead by Coby White, with a career high 42 points, the Bulls will face the Heat on Friday for No. 8 seed in the East.
By: Joe Cowley
There was a lot of tough talk from Karnisovas on Saturday, especially with the Bulls again out of the playoff picture. Everything was on the table - whether it is trades, free agency or the draft. It all sounded well and good, but the Bulls have also reached the point where words are only words until they become action.
By: Joe Cowley
There was a wave of excitement around the Bulls in the early years of the Karnisovas regime, but it now feels like once Plan A broke down on the side of the road there was no Plan B. It's time for Karnisovas to use that "creativity" he claims to have.
Schaefer was the head trainer for the Bulls dynasty, leaving for Los Angeles for the same position. He returned to the Bulls during the 2016-17 season, but with vice president of basketball operations Arturas Karnisovas looking for changes throughout the franchise the team moved on from Schaefer on Monday.
The veteran guard made a huge impact on both ends of the floor, becoming the second Bull to win the award.
By: Joe Cowley
Another season of disappointment finally has executive vice president of basketball operations Arturas Karnisovas bagging “continuity” and looking to make bigger swings this summer.
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