Bulls continue adding bodies for training camp, sign guard Derrick Walton Jr.
The Bulls are still almost six weeks away from the start of training camp, but that doesn’t mean they aren’t in the business of adding to the roster.
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‘Madden 19’ review: It’s still ‘in the game’ — and so is rookie QB Lamar Jackson
Jackson is rated only a 79 overall, but examine him further, and you’ll see why game owners are mortgaging the farm to acquire him.
The NBA releases the regular-season schedule and little national love for Bulls
With only two games scheduled for ESPN and one on TNT, Year 2 of the rebuild doesn’t exactly scream “must-watch TV” as far as the Bulls are concerned.
Bulls to play Magic in Mexico City this season
It will be the third consecutive season in which the NBA plays two regular-season games in Mexico City, with the Magic also hosting Utah later on.
Bulls’ summer heats up, with position battles already underway
Denzel Valentine, Justin Holiday, Cameron Payne and Cristiano Felicio are front and center in terms of finding their way into the 2018-19 rotation.
Bulls bringing back Ryan Arcidiacono on partially guaranteed contract
The former Villanova standout played in 24 games for the Bulls as a rookie last year. He earned a lot of praise for his hard-nosed play.
The Bulls continue building their G-League roster, signing guard Rawle Alkins
After spending Summer League play with the Toronto Raptors earlier this month, the Bulls nabbed the guard to a two-way contract on Wednesday.
Bulls announce five-game preseason schedule as Niko Mirotic comes back to town
Mirotic might not have left on the best terms with his former team last year, but makes a return to the UC in the Bulls’ preseason opener.
It has been a cruel summer for Bulls former first-round pick Denzel Valentine
No Bulls player was more affected by the offseason moves than Valentine, after Chandler Hutchison was drafted and Jabari Parker was signed.
Investing in ‘hometown kids’ has been an expensive failure for the Bulls
From Derrick Rose to Dwyane Wade, and now to Jabari Parker, signing former Chicago standouts hasn’t exactly been working out for the franchise.
New Bull Jabari Parker shows his defensive side — but not on court
It was a homecoming for the former Simeon standout Wednesday, but he pulled no punches, especially when it came to talking about defense.
The Jabari Parker effect: Bulls’ defense is about to go from bad to worse
While the offense should get a nice boost from Parker, especially in efficiency, the problem is that a terrible Bulls defense might get worse.
Bulls chairman Jerry Reinsdorf wants better results, and Jabari Parker may help
All the talk of patience during the Bulls’ rebuild sounded good, but the chairman wants results quicker, and now he might have the core to do that.
Bulls big man Wendell Carter Jr. headlines buzz-worthy players in Summer League
Summer League performances often can be fool’s gold once the regular season starts, but that doesn’t mean some players haven’t earned the early hype.
The Bulls gave Zach LaVine his money, but now it’s time for him to give back
LaVine knows he has a greater responsibility after the Bulls matched the Kings’ four-year, $78 million offer for him. Will he follow through on it?
