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Rory Sutherland and Duhan van der Merwe could make Edinburgh return

SCOTLAND internationals Rory Sutherland and Duhan Van der Merwe could soon be back playing for Edinburgh after their current club Worcester Warriors…

The National (Scotland)

Bulls’ Lonzo Ball Offers Update on His Knee Ahead of Surgery

The Chicago point guard is scheduled to undergo knee surgery Wednesday in Los Angeles.

Sports Illustrated

Lonzo Ball’s knee pain remains a mystery. ‘Even the doctors are a little surprised,’ Bulls point guard says.

CHICAGO — As Lonzo Ball undergoes his second procedure Wednesday to address a lingering meniscus injury, the source of the pain sidelining the Chicago Bulls point guard remains a mystery.

Chicago Tribune

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Lonzo Ball ‘can’t run or jump’ without pain due to knee injury

On Tuesday, Lonzo explained that his knee injury has affected his day-to-day life.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Bulls guard Lonzo Ball doesn’t take missing the season off the table

The point guard will have left knee surgery on Wednesday — his second one in less than a year — and insisted that he will take his return slowly. Could that cost him the 2022-23 season? Ball and the Bulls couldn’t rule that out.

Chicago Sun-Times

The latest Lonzo Ball update, that he still cannot run or jump, is beyond concerning

The original injury timeline was 4-to-6 weeks. That was 8 months ago.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Bulls’ Zach LaVine is confident that his knee won’t hold him back

LaVine said his knee surgery was a minor cleanup and have been no issues since.

Chicago Sun-Times

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Alex Caruso’s Bulls uniform number is too popular to change

Caruso wanted to honor the late Bill Russell, who died in July, by no longer wearing No. 6. But the NBA said no because his Bulls uniform sold too well.

Chicago Sun-Times

Alex Caruso will ‘do nothing but honor’ Bill Russell by wearing No. 6

The Bulls guard will wear No. 6 for at least one more season in honor of Russell.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Karnisovas on current Bulls team: ‘This group needs a lot more time’

Team cohesion and relationships is what the Bulls are looking to build this season.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Paul Sullivan: The Chicago Bulls may not be title contenders, but their camaraderie makes them an easy team to love

Artūras Karnišovas took a calculated risk in the summer when he decided the Chicago Bulls roster needed only a little tweaking.

Chicago Tribune

Bulls prepping for life without guard Lonzo Ball with surgery coming

Ball will have another surgery on his left knee Wednesday, and all the organization will say is he will be re-evaluated in four to six weeks. They hope they will have a clearer timetable at that time.

Chicago Sun-Times

Nikola Vucevic being in contract year: ‘Doesn’t weigh on me at all’

Expiring contract or not, Vooch is looking forward to a bounce back season.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Bulls media day tips off with answering the critics and doubters

The Bulls spent the offseason staying the course with the roster and being questioned for it as the Eastern Conference became even more talented. During Monday’s media day, it was time for the players and front office to justify those decisions.

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Bulls All-Star DeMar DeRozan ‘finds humor’ in his doubters

DeRozan loves making his haters 'eat their words.'

Chicago Sun-Times

Bulls’ Patrick Williams says expectations are exciting as he enters pivotal third season

Billy Donovan wants to see aggressiveness from Williams, the fourth overall pick in 2020. He needs to adjust his pass-first mentality and attack more.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Zach LaVine has championship expectations for the Chicago Bulls

LaVine believes the Bulls are 'selling themselves short' if a championship isn't the expectation.

Chicago Tribune

How did Chicago Bulls players spend their summer? Here’s a rundown with training camp fast approaching.

The Chicago Bulls stayed quiet for most of the offseason, focusing on re-signing Zach LaVine and returning the core of last year’s roster to build into the 2022-23 season. But it was still a busy summer for Bulls players, who spent the time recovering from injury, expanding their families and…

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AAP

Redbacks tail slows Bulls' charge in Cup

Lower-order batters Nathan McAndrew and Ben Manenti have hit career-best scores to save South Australia from a Queensland one-day Cup onslaught in Brisbane.

Chicago Sun-Times

Bulls set to begin training camp with the gang all together again

“Continuity” was the buzzword for the Bulls front office and the players, and while there is something said about letting this group grow together, there’s also a reality that the organization might be trying to ignore.

Chicago Sun-Times

Five training camp keys for the Bulls? How about one and four subplots?

Of course the upcoming knee surgery for starting point guard Lonzo Ball carries significant weight on what this season may look like for the Bulls, but the future - immediate and beyond - starts and ends with Patrick Williams taking that leap to No. 4 overall pick status.

Leeds Live

Super League Grand Final's most controversial build-ups after Morgan Knowles drama

This isn't the first time the Grand Final has been overshadowed by pre-match drama.

Daily Mirror

Bradford submit plans for Odsal to become 25,000-seater indoor 'Wembley of the north'

Plans for a brand new 25,000-seat indoor arena on the site of former Super League champions Bradford Bulls' Odsal Stadium have been submitted by Bradford Council

Chicago Tribune

Bulls guard Lonzo Ball will miss start of season after he undergoes knee surgery next week

CHICAGO — Lonzo Ball will have left knee surgery next week and miss the start of the season as the Chicago Bulls continue to seek answers for their starting point guard’s lingering injury.

Chicago Sun-Times

Bulls guard Lonzo Ball will have a second knee surgery next week

The left knee that sidelined Ball back in January and was supposed to be a quick return, will now put him on the shelf for the start of the 2022-23 season, with a re-evaluation coming in four-to-six weeks.

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