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Tyler Marsh will remain Chicago Sky coach in 2027 despite 26-62 record over his 1st 2 seasons (opens the original)
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Change isn’t coming to the Chicago Sky bench. Coach Tyler Marsh will return for a third season in 2027, a decision that general manager Jeff Pagliocca confirmed during a virtual news conference Thursday. Pagliocca said Marsh has “full support” from the front office and will not be “on the hot seat” next season, which is the final year on his contract, per a source. Marsh has a 26-62 record over his first two seasons with the Sky. The rosters he was handed were greatly flawed. This year, four of
Rebuilding Chicago Bulls won’t keep Caleb Wilson on a short leash in his rookie season (opens the original)
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The Chicago Bulls might give their young players some slack this season. That’s what a rebuilding season is for, after all. The Bulls are going all-in on the roster’s youngest players after overhauling the front office at the end of the 2025-26 season. And with No. 4 draft pick Caleb Wilson headlining this young core, the Bulls are more focused on growth than results this season — a fact that will alter the team’s approach to player development. In prior years, young players such as Matas Buzeli
Chicago Bulls’ Bryson Graham won’t shy away from growing pains in Year 1 of rebuild: ‘We’ve got to be patient’ (opens the original)
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The Chicago Bulls are preparing for the reality of a rebuild. The first day of NBA training camp is often a day for promises to be made (and, for the most part, broken). Players explain how they lost or gained 10 pounds. Coaches articulate a plan to build a winning culture. Teams swear this is their year to compete, to exceed expectations, to break through whatever barrier held them back in prior seasons. But during Monday’s media day at the United Center, executive vice president of basketball
Chicago Bulls trade for guard Buddy Hield, sending Rob Dillingham to the Charlotte Hornets (opens the original)
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The Chicago Bulls announced Sunday morning they acquired guard Buddy Hield and cash considerations from the Charlotte Hornets in exchange for guard Rob Dillingham. ESPN first reported the trade Saturday. It comes shortly before players report to training camp Monday, reflecting the willingness of the new front office to continue tweaking a malleable roster during a rebuilding season. The Bulls acquired Dillingham at the February trade deadline during his second season in the league. The undersiz
What are Caleb Wilson’s goals? Will Noa Essengue contribute? 4 questions for the Chicago Bulls entering camp. (opens the original)
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The Chicago Bulls won’t deal in hypotheticals for much longer. Most of this summer existed in the realm of “what if.” The Bulls cleaned house, hired a new coach and executive vice president of basketball operations, drafted a couple of exciting prospects and added a handful of new faces in free agency. But like any busy offseason, the effects (or consequences) of those actions must be delayed until basketball begins again in earnest this fall. Next week, the first stage of a crucial season for t
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