You can see a post-Embiid skeleton coming into shape in Philly, while the Knicks brought in quality vets and the Bulls methodically build.

The Chicago Bulls have had a relatively eventful offseason so far. Most notably, they traded Lonzo Ball to the Cleveland Cavaliers for Isaac Okoro, and they drafted Noa Essengue with the No. 12 pick. However, there are still some big-time moves Chicago could make by the end of the offseason that will be worth monitoring.

For the first time this summer, Nikola Vucevic spoke about offseason rumors and his future with the Chicago Bulls going forward.

The Miami Heat have been known throughout the NBA world as a team that has had success in finding undrafted players and late draft picks and molding them into solid NBA contributo

The Chicago Bulls haven't made a ton of noise this offseason, with their most significant move being the Lonzo Ball for Isaac Okoro swap they completed with the Cleveland Cavaliers. But are the Bulls missing the boat on another trade?

The proposed trade would land the 6-foot-7 24 year old with the Chicago Bulls, pairing him with Josh Giddey and Matas Buzelis

The NBA dropped the 2025–26 schedule, and for Chicago Bulls fans, there’s one stretch that jumps off the page: late January. That’s when the Bulls take a trip down to Miami for two games in three nights.

Upon being traded to the Bulls midseason, Huerter enjoyed a far more prominent role as a floor-spacing release valve than he had with Sacramento. He averaged 13.2 points on .439/.376/.714 shooting splits, 3.3 rebounds, 3.2 assists, and 1.2 steals per bout in 30.0 minutes, a massive uptick from his output across 20.9 minutes in Sacramento.