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Matas Buzelis is quietly evolving from a building block to a Bulls cornerstone (opens the original)
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Matas Buzelis has turned in an intriguing first two seasons with the Chicago Bulls. He's displayed clear potential on both ends of the floor, thriving as a defensive playmaker and a dynamic scorer who is now the proper scaling of his volume away from making a leap. If Buzelis can turn his loose collection of strengths into a cohesive display of all-around brilliance, then he'll go from being a Bulls building block to a true cornerstone alongside Caleb Wilson. Buzelis, 21, has quietly developed i
Caleb Wilson's NBA Rank debut includes a necessary reality check for Bulls fans (opens the original)
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ESPN took a bold stance on Chicago Bulls rookie Caleb Wilson when they projected that he'll be one of the top 100 players during the 2026-27 NBA season. They bought high on the first-year big man, ranking him at No. 97 in the Association—ahead of the likes of RJ Barrett and Jalen Suggs. Though ESPN is clearly buying the hype in their NBA Rank series, they've also provided a pivotal reminder: Wilson will make mistakes as a rookie. And no, those mistakes won't necessarily negate his potential. It'
Caleb Wilson's lofty goals prove he has the mindset to pull Bulls out of limbo (opens the original)
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Chicago Bulls rookie Caleb Wilson is setting high standards for himself as he prepares for his first NBA season. He's minced no words about his grand ambitions, as he's even stated that he wants to be better than the greatest Bull, if not overall player, in history: Michael Jordan. Though comments of that nature may steal headlines, it's the fact that Wilson's goals include defense and leadership that make him uniquely qualified to save the Bulls from a decade in limbo. Chicago has made the play
Josh Giddey is stuck in a middle ground the Bulls can no longer justify (opens the original)
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When it comes to players who thrive on offense and struggle on defense, the line between stardom and insufficiency is razor thin. It's a harsh reality that Josh Giddey will soon come to terms with, as the Chicago Bulls are no longer stuck in limbo, but actively building for the future. If Giddey is going to continue to be a player whose offense far outweighs his defense, then he'll either need to make the leap to true offensive stardom or prepare for a future transition to sixth man. Giddey is o
Tiago Splitter must fix clear Matas Buzelis mistake to get Bulls back on track (opens the original)
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Matas Buzelis recently made waves when he stated that the Chicago Bulls discouraged him from attempting midrange jump shots. He stated, however, that he believes new Bulls head coach Tiago Splitter will create more versatility in his role and execution. If Splitter is going to maximize Buzelis' impact and potential, and therefore get the Bulls back on track, then he needs to let the midrange game be a part of the up-and-comer's development. Midrange jump shooting has become one of the most divis
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