The Latest Breaking News from Andre Drummond

Looking for some sort of spark in the first half against Boston on Monday, Donovan rolled out a grouping that hadn’t seen much time together. All those four reserves and Zach LaVine did was help overcome a 19-point deficit and bring the Bulls back for a stunning win. So does…

This one stung in ways that are all too fresh for Boston fans.

Coach Billy Donovan has the basic package and mentality in with the season starting on Wednesday, but admittedly has a lot to build out from.

Executive vice president of basketball operations Arturas Karnisovas has raised the bar on where he wants this Bulls roster to finish this season, but the rest of the Eastern Conference might have something to say about that.

The veteran started playing around with the three-pointer back in his Detroit days, but never felt real confident in making it a staple in his arsenal. That could change this season, as Drummond would love to show some more versatility.

Forward Patrick Williams came into the fall camp and preseason schedule with a lot of eyes on him, and completely underwhelmed. Now, it will be interesting to see how the former No. 4 overall pick gets up off the mat and responds when the games start counting.

The Bulls' new big man is looking to add to his offensive arsenal.

Drummond isn’t the type of player to start a scrum on the floor, but he won’t walk away from one, either. That toughness, as well as rebounding and shot blocking, will all be counted on from him, no matter the role he earns coming out of camp.

NEW YORK — Teams tend to fit neatly into boxes in the NBA. There are the haves and the have nots. There are franchises actively trying to lose and there are franchises deep into the luxury tax because their championship windows require full commitment.

PHILADELPHIA — Kevin Durant is still a Brooklyn Net. And Donovan Mitchell is now a Cleveland Cavalier.

Drummond provides the Bulls with an elite rebounding rotation big.