Category: Chicago Bulls

Bulls Acquire Kam Jones, Draft Assets in Deal With Pacers for Braden Smith Rights

Brandon King

The Chicago Bulls have added another young prospect to their pipeline, acquiring guard Kam Jones, future pick swaps, and cash considerations from the Indiana Pacers in exchange for the draft rights to Braden Smith. The transaction swaps the rights to two of college basketball’s most accomplished guards and gives both franchises a player who fits a specific organizational vision. Jones arrives in Chicago following a standout career at Marquette, where he developed into one of the most dynamic offensive players in the country. Known for his ability to score at…

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BREAKING: Timberwolves Trade Julius Randle to Nets in Three-Team Deal, Bulls Acquire Nic Claxton

Brandon King

The NBA offseason delivers its first major move, as the Minnesota Timberwolves, Brooklyn Nets, and Chicago Bulls have agreed to a three-team trade that reshapes the futures of all three franchises. According to ESPN’s Shams Charania, the Timberwolves are sending Julius Randle and the No. 28 overall pick in the 2026 NBA Draft to the Brooklyn Nets. In return, Minnesota will receive Brooklyn’s No. 33 overall pick. As part of the deal, Nic Claxton is headed to the Chicago Bulls, giving Chicago a much-needed upgrade in the frontcourt.The trade represents…

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Ayo Dosunmu Open to Chicago Return as Bulls Weigh Backcourt Future

Brandon King

A reunion between Ayo Dosunmu and the Chicago Bulls may not be off the table after all. According to Kendall Gill, Dosunmu would be receptive to returning to Chicago. Gill revealed that conversations he’s had with the former Bulls guard this summer suggest the interest is there on Dosunmu’s side should an opportunity arise. “I know Ayo, from my conversations with him this summer, would be open to [returning to Chicago],” Gill said. Dosunmu has spent his entire NBA career with the Bulls since being selected in the second round…

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Bulls Bet on Tiago Splitter to Lead New Era in Chicago

Brandon King

The Chicago Bulls have found their next head coach. According to ESPN and other outlets, the Bulls are finalizing a deal with Tiago Splitter to become the franchise’s new head coach, replacing Billy Donovan and ushering in a new chapter for a team seeking to return to relevance in the Eastern Conference. For Splitter, the opportunity marks the culmination of a coaching journey that has quickly gained momentum around the league. After building a strong reputation as an assistant coach, Splitter stepped into the head coaching role in Portland and…

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Bulls Could Have New Head Coach by Monday as Search Nears Conclusion

Brandon King

The Chicago Bulls could be closing in on their next head coach. According to reports, Chicago may have a new coach in place as early as Monday, bringing an end to a search that could shape the franchise’s future for years to come. With the NBA Draft and free agency quickly approaching, the Bulls appear eager to establish leadership before entering a pivotal offseason. RealGM reports that the quartet of finalist for the position are Bulls assistant coach Wes Unseld Jr, Trail Blazers interim head coach Tiago Splitter, Minnesota Timberwolves…

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Michael Jordan issues heartfelt statement following the passing of Stacey King

Brandon King

Michael Jordan has released a heartfelt statement following the passing of former Chicago Bulls teammate and longtime broadcaster Stacey King. “I’m deeply saddened to learn of Stacey’s passing. We shared some special years together as teammates, and he was part of a group that helped define an era of Chicago Bulls basketball. My thoughts are with Stacey’s family, friends and everyone whose lives he touched.” Jordan, who won three NBA championships alongside King during the Bulls’ first three-peat, said he was deeply saddened by the news and offered condolences to…

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Chicago Bulls Legend and Beloved Broadcaster Stacey King Passes Away at 59

Brandon King

The basketball world is mourning the loss of former Chicago Bulls champion and longtime broadcaster Stacey King, who passed away Sunday at the age of 59. The announcement was made by the Chicago Bulls, sending shockwaves through the NBA community and among generations of Bulls fans.   Selected sixth overall in the 1989 NBA Draft out of University of Oklahoma, King spent eight seasons in the NBA and was a member of the Bulls’ first three championship teams from 1991-93 alongside Michael Jordan and Scottie Pippen.   While his playing…

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Jerry Stackhouse reportedly among candidates for Bulls head coaching vacancy

Brandon King

The Chicago Bulls may be turning to a familiar basketball name as they search for their next head coach. According to multiple reports, former NBA All-Star Jerry Stackhouse has emerged as a candidate for Chicago’s vacant head coaching position following the franchise’s decision to move in a different direction. Stackhouse, who currently serves as an assistant coach with the Golden State Warriors, is viewed as one of several names being evaluated as the Bulls attempt to reshape the future of the organization. Stackhouse has steadily built a strong coaching résumé…

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Chicago Bulls Hire Acie Law IV as Vice President of Player Personnel

Brandon King

The Chicago Bulls continue reshaping their basketball operations department, reportedly hiring Acie Law IV as Vice President of Player Personnel. Law joins Chicago after serving in scouting and player personnel roles with the Brooklyn Nets, Oklahoma City Thunder, and Sacramento Kings organizations, steadily building a strong reputation as a talent evaluator and front office executive. The move also reunites Law with newly appointed Bulls Executive Vice President of Basketball Operations Bryson Graham, his former teammate at Texas A&M Aggies. The pair helped elevate Texas A&M basketball during the mid-2000s, and…

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Chicago Bulls Hit Reset, Name Bryson Graham Executive Vice President of Basketball Operations

Brandon King

The Chicago Bullshave officially pressed the reset button. On Monday, the franchise named Bryson Grahamas its new Executive Vice President of Basketball Operations, ushering in a new era of leadership after a disappointing 2025–26 campaign. ⸻ A New Voice at the Top Graham steps into the role as the Bulls’ lead decision-maker, replacing Artūras Karnišovas, who was relieved of his duties late in the season. The move comes as part of a sweeping front office overhaul aimed at reshaping the direction of the franchise. Chicago’s struggles this past season—finishing 31–51…

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