The Latest Breaking News from Arturas Karnisovas

Two seasons of underachieving has the executive vice president of basketball operations frustrated, but Karnisovas made it very clear on Saturday that blowing up the roster was not in the cards. So how does he fix it? He’s going to have to be very creative, and somehow get the Reinsdorfs…

With the regular season in the books, the attention quickly turned to Toronto and the play-in game on Wednesday. It hasn’t gone great for the Bulls up north this season, but Alex Caruso & Co. expect that to change.

The NBA doesn’t even consider it playoffs, and the Bulls shouldn’t view qualifying as an accomplishment.

As expected and reported by the Bulls media for weeks, in the wake of two left knee surgeries in less than a year, any chance of a return this season for Ball won’t be happening, according to the team.

Being stashed on the Cubs’ injured list was “definitely difficult,” Heyward said, but it wasn’t the worst part of being with the North Siders in 2022.

The team’s interest in the divisive guard is bad reflection on the Big Three and VP Arturas Karnisovas.

It’s been point guard-by-committee late in games for the Bulls, and as Thursday in Brooklyn showed, too many empty possessions because of it. Executive vice president Arturas Karnisovas said he will take a look at the buyout market, but what will he find?

While the Nets got rid of two superstars — Kevin Durant and Kyrie Irving — the Bulls stood pat. Yet, it was Brooklyn that came out with more energy and precision from outside, beating the Bulls 116-105.

The Bulls were one of only two teams in the NBA — the Cavs were the other — not to make a move leading up to or at the NBA trade deadline Thursday.