Like Patrick Williams—Chicago’s dumbest first-round draft decision since they traded LaMarcus Aldridge for Tyrus Thomas in 2006 (oy gevalt)—the 18-year-old wasn’t his team’s go-to player in his recent ...

The Chicago Bulls traded for Josh Giddey in June 2024. They sent Alex Caruso to the Oklahoma City Thunder as part of the ...

With the No. 12 pick in the 2025 NBA Draft, the Chicago Bulls selected Noa Essengue, one of the youngest and highest-upside players available. Essengue fits the ...

Being drafted by the Chicago Bulls could mean an Australian reunion for second-round pick Lachlan Olbrich and guard Josh ...

The Chicago Bulls hold the 12th pick in the NBA Draft. The front office will undoubtedly look to add someone who has genuine upside while also filling a position of need within the rotation.

The Bulls also hold No. 45 in the second round, which will occur Thursday in the second day of the draft extravaganza. The lottery worthy big men who are generally consensus rated by NBA scouts ...

The Los Angeles Lakers are moving up in the second round of the NBA Draft tonight, acquiring the No. 45 pick from the Chicago Bulls for No. 55 and cash, sources tell ESPN. — Shams Charania ...

The Chicago Bulls have two draft picks in the 2025 NBA Draft. Check out each pick in each round below. Nick Wright says people are ‘morons’ if they think the NBA Draft is rigged | The Herd.

Luck was not in the Chicago Bulls’ favor Monday night. The Bulls didn’t improve their positioning in the NBA draft lottery at McCormick Place and will have the No. 12 pick in the first round.

Considering all the mess of draft night, the Bulls cannot know for sure who will be there when they pick at #12. But they know who they want.

The Chicago Bulls will pick 12th in the 2025 NBA Draft. This is not exactly an ideal range in which to pick to find a franchise-altering prospect, even in a deep class like this one. NEWSLETTERS ...

The Bulls enter the 2025 Draft Lottery with just a 1.7 percent chance at the top selection, though that is the same 1.7 percent the Bulls had in 2008 when the 33-49 Bulls leaped from the No. 9 ...