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- Oct 1, 2026
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Bulls and Caleb Wilson getting defensive in first week of training camp (opens the original)
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Tiago Splitter wasn’t being coy as much as he was actually showing his hand. The topic was defense – a topic the Bulls coach holds close to his heart – and specifically who would be the best option to guard opposing starting power forwards this season? After all, that was a role that Patrick Williams was supposed to still be holding down since he was drafted in 2020 but has instead turned into a by-committee over that span. From Alex Caruso to Isaac Okoro to Matas Buzelis, Bulls coaches have tri
New Bull Buddy Hield talks shots and takes shots at friend Jimmy Butler (opens the original)
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It was the NBA’s very own version of a buddy sitcom. Literally. Buddy Hield and six-time All-Star Jimmy Butler played together for a season-and-a-half in Golden State, trading hugs and barbs like two long-lost brothers. Enough so that the Warriors even did a team video describing the relationship between the two last year at this time. “How would I describe Buddy and Jimmy’s friendship?” veteran Draymond Green said. “It’s a funny one.” “There’s never a dull day or moment around Jimmy and Buddy,”
New Bulls center Nic Claxton clears the air on back issues narrative (opens the original)
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Trying to change a narrative isn’t always easy, especially an NBA narrative. When the Bulls acquired the big man from Brooklyn, he came with a “handle with care” sign on his back, referring to the reported back issues he had been dealing with the previous two seasons. After all, Claxton looked to be an up-and-comer during the 2022-23 season, averaging 12.6 points, 9.2 rebounds and 2.5 blocks per game and then followed that up with a 2023-24 campaign of 11.8 points, 9.9 rebounds and 2.1 blocks pe
Bulls willing to temper excitement surrounding rookie Caleb Wilson (opens the original)
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Bryson Graham was knee deep in the “circus” on Monday. After all, that’s what most NBA media days are. Take pictures here, cut a scream clip for the hometown scoreboard there, pose with this teammate over back there, dribble the ball for this camera there. But through the monotony of the afternoon process, something across the atrium suddenly caught the eye of the Bulls’ executive vice president of basketball operations. “He was standing next to (coach) Tiago (Splitter),” Graham said of star roo
Bulls make a deal with Hornets to land veteran shooter in Buddy Hield (opens the original)
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It was a question that Bryson Graham heard more than once throughout the rebuild process. On Saturday it came, at least with a solid option off the bench, as a source confirmed that the executive vice president of basketball operations sent guard Rob Dillingham to Charlotte for veteran outside sniper Buddy Hield. The Bulls did receive cash back in the deal to make up the difference in salaries. In landing Hield, Graham adds a 39.5% career three-point shooter and a veteran presence to go along wi
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