The Chicago Bulls have selected Noa Essengue with the 12th pick in the 2025 NBA Draft. He's the second-youngest player in the draft and has high defensive upside.
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The Chicago Bulls are poised to enter the second half of the decade under the same unremarkable staff.
According to NBA insider Marc Stein, the Chicago Bulls are set to give a contract extension to head coach Billy Donovan.
Daniel Gafford is a career 70% field goal shooter and was a key piece in his team making the Finals in 2024.
Whether it is finding a much-needed lockdown perimeter player or a defensive-minded replacement for center Nikola Vucevic, the team has multiple directions it can take.
Achiuwa's presence would be more paint-focused, and he would be able to play in more of a center role in smaller lineups that Chicago could bring out.
Though DeRozan has been one of the most consistent scorers since he entered the league in 2009, reports say that Sacramento will test the trade market for the 35-year-old.
All signs point to Chicago drafting a big man with their 12th overall pick, which wouldn't justify them keeping Zach Collins and his $18 million contract for next season.
For the Chicago Bulls to have a successful offseason, they need to fill in the gaps of the holes in the currently constructed team.
The Dallas Mavericks are reportedly interested in trading for the Chicago Bulls' guard Lonzo Ball.
The Chicago Bulls should prioritize keeping Matas Buzelis and Kevin Huerter, who each had strong showings in the tail end of the 2024-25 regular season.
Though he's been extremely consistent and reliable over his four and a half seasons with the team, Vucevic puts a wrench into both the timeline and future payroll of a new era of the Bulls.
Re-signing Josh Giddey after his historic first season in Chicago could be the Bulls' key in finally getting past a decade of mediocrity.