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Player grades: Bulls win third-straight on Monday vs. Hawks

Chicago outscored Atlanta by 11 points in the fourth to run away with the win.

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Player grades: DeRozan returns as Bulls get the victory in Paris

The Bulls get the win against the Pistons in the NBA Paris Game 2023.

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Fun time should be over in Paris, as Bulls prepare for last push

Guard Alex Caruso was all for having fun with his teammates the first few days in Paris, but with Thursday’s game with the Pistons approaching, Caruso wants his teammates to turn this back into a business trip, and get back to the business of winning games.

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Player grades: Nikola Vucevic scores 43 points as Bulls beat Warriors

Vucevic scored a season-high as the Bulls blow past the Warriors.

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As trade deadline approaches, Bulls need to start showing consistent life

Sources have told the Sun-Times the Bulls might be very quiet as the deadline Feb. 9 comes and goes. That doesn’t mean they can’t get loud in other ways, specifically by turning up the volume defensively and sustaining it.

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PHOTOS: Best images from the Thunder’s 124-110 win over the Bulls

Here are some of the best photos from the Thunder's 124-110 win over the Bulls on Friday.

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Recapping the Bulls: Thunder torch the defense in 1st half while Zach LaVine’s shot is off in 124-110 loss

CHICAGO — The Chicago Bulls couldn’t pick up the slack in their second straight game without DeMar DeRozan, crumbling under the Oklahoma City Thunder’s offensive pressure in a 124-110 loss that extended their skid to three games.

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Player grades: Kyle Kuzma hits game-winner as Bulls fall to Wizards

Chicago loses their second-straight in the final seconds on Wednesday.

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Player grades: DeRozan injured as Boston snaps Chicago’s win streak

Chicago's three-game winning streak comes to an end on Monday.

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Recapping the Chicago Bulls: Donovan Mitchell scores 71 points in the Cleveland Cavaliers’ comeback win in OT

The Chicago Bulls fell apart under the fury of Donovan Mitchell in Monday’s 145-134 overtime loss to the Cleveland Cavaliers. Mitchell scored 71 points, eclipsing a Cavs scoring record held by LeBron James.

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It’s all in the details as far as the Bulls’ Alex Caruso is concerned

The defensive-minded Caruso has liked what he’s seen late in the last two games. But the next step is getting his teammates to embrace the details from the tip, so they don’t have to play at a mad scramble.

Chicago Sun-Times

Bulls close 2022 with a loss but hope Zach LaVine is getting right

It didn’t show up against Cleveland on Saturday, but LaVine’s offense through December was a good sign of possible things to come. Now his defense? That’s where questions remain going into 2023.

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Lonzo Ball has made some progress in his knee rehab, but process is slow going

Ball’s injury has left the Bulls with a vacancy at point guard — especially late in games — but it doesn’t appear they will be looking to fill it from the outside anytime soon.

Chicago Sun-Times

Keeping Austin Reaves could cost the Lakers a lot of money

Austin Reaves has hit a new level this season, but it could make him costly for the Lakers to keep around past 2023.

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Bulls fight their way back to make it deer hunting season in overtime

Just when the game was slipping and the Bulls were on course to lose a second straight game, Milwaukee’s Grayson Allen fired up the wrong guy. DeMar DeRozan once again played hero, bailing the Bulls out with 42 points in the win.

Chicago Tribune

Grayson Allen earns the Chicago Bulls’ ire again after another collision — this time with DeMar DeRozan

CHICAGO — Milwaukee Bucks guard Grayson Allen deepened his position as an antagonist in Chicago during Wednesday’s 119-113 overtime loss to the Bulls at the United Center.

Chicago Sun-Times

What Bulls guard Alex Caruso does is often imitated, never duplicated

Caruso was still dealing with a right shoulder issue that kept him sidelined Wednesday, but Bulls coach Billy Donovan discussed what the guard does defensively that makes him so elite, and why it’s hard for teammates to copy.

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Margins of victory highlight Bulls’ continued issues on defense

The Bulls’ 112.7 defensive rating has them 17th in the league with a tough stretch of games on the horizon.

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Bulls’ Andre Drummond talks fun with his profile pic, and playing time

Drummond received a lot of attention with his Alex Caruso profile pic the last week, but he’d quietly like to have a little less time on his hands because of an increased workload.

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Bulls’ DeMar DeRozan plays hero again, makes Knicks pay

Thanks to some poor New York free-throw shooting, the door was open for DeRozan to show off that cold-blooded clutch gene, and he delivered. His 22-footer with 0.1 left on the clock gave the Bulls a third straight win.

Chicago Sun-Times

Thanks to guard Ayo Dosunmu playing hero, Bulls have two consecutive wins

It felt like rock bottom after an embarrassing showing Sunday in Minnesota, but after some good old-fashioned teammate confrontation in the locker room that night, the Bulls might be building something good out of it.

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Player grades: Bulls avoid five-game skid, beat Heat in Miami

Chicago got a much-needed win on Tuesday night against the Heat.

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Bulls hope win in Miami cures ongoing issues, not just masks them

It was an interesting week for the Bulls as reports of dysfunction started spreading like wildfire. A halftime locker-room incident was confirmed, but it was also downplayed by the “Big Three” of Zach LaVine, DeMar DeRozan and Nikola Vucevic. Now it’s about picking up the pieces and getting back to…

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The Strange Season of the Bulls

Just before last season, I penned a feature story on the NBA team I found to be the most interesting: the Chicago Bulls. I wrote about the blaring saxophones and jazz music that used to serenade the fans that poured out of a packed United Center—usually following Bulls victories—during the…

Chicago Sun-Times

There’s 215 million reasons why this falls on Bulls guard Zach LaVine

Sacrifice is easy to talk about, but not always easy to do. The Bulls are finding that out as they watch this season spiral downward, and do so in embarrassing fashion after the Sunday loss to the Timberwolves. While LaVine continued to say the right things, it’s time for him…

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