The door has swung wide open for the Chicago Bulls' Matas Buzelis to step up as a leader, and he sounds ready to do just that over the next month and a half.

Just because a team is embracing losses doesn’t mean there’s nothing to monitor while playing out the string. Here are five questions the Chicago Bulls need to answer.

Joining Sunday's trade felt like a step in the right direction, as all signs point to the Bulls leaning toward developing their young core.

The Chicago Bulls proved to be the NBA's most active team at this year's deadline, but that didn't help them much in CBS Sports' latest front office rankings.

In September 2025, the Bulls announced that Paylocity, a Chicago-based human relations and payroll platform, would become the team's official “human capital management” software partner. As part of the multi-year deal,

The Bulls may have been the most active team prior to the trade deadline, but they did not exactly set themselves up for a better future.

A total of 19 players have made the NBA All-Star Game while with the Chicago Bulls.

When the buzzer finally sounded, the Bulls had executed seven trades and parted with eight players: Jevon Carter (who was waived), Ayo Dosunmu, Kevin Huerter, Emanuel Miller, Julian Phillips, Dalen Terry, Nikola Vučević and Coby White.

Here we will look at and discuss the biggest mistake that the Chicago Bulls made at the 2026 NBA trade deadline.

The buzzer sounded. The NBA trade deadline has passed. Here’s how we graded all of the Bulls’ trade deadline deals.