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Caleb Wilson, a great Chicago Bulls prospect, like Michael Jordan, AND others (opens the original)
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Caleb Wilson-mania is running wild before a single minute of real 2026-27 Chicago Bulls basketball has been played! Bulls.com columnist Sam Smith, in an appearance on The Big Picture with David Shepard podcast, offered a provocative take on Bulls rookie Caleb Wilson’s historical franchise stature as an incoming rookie prospect who, according to Smith, is as good a Bulls prospect as he's initially witnessed since Michael Jordan. It goes without saying that Sam Smith is abundantly qualified to off
It’s time for the Los Angeles Lakers and Chicago Bulls to finally make a deal (opens the original)
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We are in the twilight of the 2026 NBA offseason and also at the dawn of considering roster-reshaping trade implications that will persist into the 2027 NBA trade deadline. As an author note, I have cited the Los Angeles Lakers as a prospective trade partner throughout the 2026 NBA offseason for the Chicago Bulls, and that circumstance doesn’t appear to be expiring anytime soon. Wednesday, a report from ClutchPoint’s Brett Siegel mentioned that newly acquired Bulls guard Buddy Hield was under co
Rob Dillingham’s Chicago Bulls exit is Jaylin Sellers’ Bulls opportunity (opens the original)
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Former Chicago Bulls guard Rob Dillingham finds himself in a precarious NBA career situation as a now-former rookie-scale contract player, traded twice in one calendar year and now abruptly sitting in unrestricted free agency after the Charlotte Hornets waived him on Monday. Memories are short in the business of the NBA, and Dillingham’s misfortune creates a wonderful opportunity for the Bulls’ two-way contract guard Jaylin Sellers to compete presumably for whatever roster minutes could have bee
The Chicago Bulls must learn a new offensive discipline for NBA physicality (opens the original)
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Bryson Graham has been completely unambiguous about his desire to build his Chicago Bulls roster around size, length, athleticism, and physicality. Graham’s actions rang loudly in the SLAP department when he ended the brief Rob-Dillingham era of the Chicago Bulls on Monday. One day later, on Tuesday, the NBA League office released two officiating updates from NBA referee Monty McCutchen that cover officiating points of emphasis for the 2026-27 NBA season. The updates cover four broad categories
A fully formed Josh Giddey is waiting for Tiago Splitter’s Chicago Bulls offense (opens the original)
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Josh Giddey’s presence during the 2026 edition of Chicago Bulls media day projected a composed state of maturity. Entering his sixth NBA season, Giddey’s poise in addressing the media is profound as he steps into a new era in the Chicago Bulls franchise that no longer contains the executive who traded for Giddey, Arturas Karnisovas, nor the head coach who redesigned a whole basketball offensive philosophy around maximizing Giddey’s strengths while minimizing his weaknesses, Billy Donovan. On top
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