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Buddy Hield brings more to the Bulls than a moveable contract as rebuild kicks off (opens the original)
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Less than a week removed from the Chicago Bulls' trade for Buddy Hield, the trade has been analyzed from virtually all angles. Dillingham's archetype as a small, score-first guard didn't fit the Bulls' long-term vision for defense and athleticism across the roster. With his team option for 2027-28 looming on Oct. 31, Chicago decided to move him in exchange for an imminently moveable (or at least droppable) contract. While Hield's production looked rough last season, he has the 3-point shooting u
Rob Dillingham's NBA career is now on thin ice after Bulls' decisive preseason trade (opens the original)
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The Chicago Bulls made a bit of an unexpected splash just days before the start of training camp when they moved Rob Dillingham to the Charlotte Hornets in exchange for Buddy Hield and an unspecificed amount of cash assets. The move, at least in the shadow of the Ayo Dosunmu trade, is somewhat disappointing. But given the options this new front office was left with, it makes sense that they would chose the flexibility that Hield's contract provides, especially with an uptick in 3-point shooting,
Bulls' Buddy Hield trade reveals Bryson Graham's true intentions heading into 2026-27 (opens the original)
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The Chicago Bulls, needless to say, hired Bryson Graham with one task in mind—lead the team through these early stages of the rebuild and put them on a path toward competitiveness. The old regime made a number of moves at last year's trade deadline that yielded a confusing mix of assets. Graham's job over the next year or so will be to pare down that talent, incorporating a clear vision and a defined mix of skill sets across the whole of the roster. He at least got started in that mission over t
Bulls may have already found their final two-way contributor with Peter Suder signing (opens the original)
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The Chicago Bulls haven't truly maximized their roster spots, at least when it comes to the end of the rotation, so far during Bryson Graham's tenure. They let go of both of their second-round draft assets this offseason, and although they added both Jaylin Sellers and Tobe Awaka on two-way deals as undrafted free agents, there's certainly something left to be desired there. As Chicago enters this rebuild, they need to amass young talent wherever they can get it. Leaving the 15th roster spot ope
Norman Powell's Bulls signing represents another gamble on his All-Star upside (opens the original)
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The Chicago Bulls' signing of Norman Powell this offseason to a two-year, $44 million deal this offseason was a smart move—perhaps the smartest of Bryson Graham's first offseason at the helm of the organization. Of course, the trade for Nic Claxton at no cost other than the team's cap space deserves its flowers as well. But Powell is the type of veteran that can be an immediate floor-raiser for this Bulls roster, and his experience and perimeter shooting can help give the team the infrastructure
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