— Bleacher Report (@BleacherReport)February 3, 2024 While LaVine does have injury history, Bulls executive vice president Artūras Karnišovas recently revealed that he is expected to be fully healthy when training camp begins. “We expect Zach being fully healthy. And he is healthy...
Be the best Chicago Bulls fan you can be with Bleacher Report. Keep up with the latest storylines, expert analysis, highlights, scores and more.
Chicago Cubs, Bears, Bulls, and Blackhawks rumors and news, together with commentary and analysis. Trades, betting, free agents, statistical analysis, and fun.
One year later, he joined Bleacher Nation full-time, covering the Chicago Cubs and Major League Baseball. Today, Michael runs Bleacher Nation, contributing as a writer (Cubs, MLB) and an editor for all sections of the site, including the Chicago Bears, Bulls, and Blackhawks, as well as ...
Elias Schuster is the Lead Chicago Bulls writer at Bleacher Nation. He started with BN full-time in 2019 immediately after graduating from the University of Illinois Urbana Champaign with a degree in Journalism (yes, he started with the Jim Boylen Era). Since joining, Elias has been the drivi...
The Chicago Bulls desperately want to trade Zach LaVine. Despite how successful LaVine's tenure as a Bulls has been, Chicago can't seem to find any offers due to his massive $138 million contract and recent injury. Now, the Chicago Bulls have to get desperate. ...
LaVine’s play hasn’t been bad during his time with theBulls, but his large contract (owed $44.5MM in AAV over the next two seasons with a $48.9MM player option in 2026/27) is a deterrent in this second-apron era and he missed much of last season due to a foot injury. This yea...
Bulls(2-2)22323933126 Grizzlies(2-2)32363223123 Latest Social Buzz Fastbreak Breakfast@fastbreakbreak Grind City Media@grindcitymedia Chris Walder@WalderSports Taco Trey Kerby@treykerby Memphis Grizzlies@memgrizz Will Gottlieb@Will_Gottlieb Jason Patt@Bulls_Jay ...
“You can be a fool if you want to,” Rose said when asked about people who question his reliability as the Bulls’ franchise cornerstone, according toSports Illustrated‘s Chris Johnson. Surprised that you’re not surprised? I didn’t think so. ...
LaVine’s play hasn’t been bad during his time with theBulls, but his large contract (owed $44.5MM in AAV over the next two seasons with a $48.9MM player option in 2026/27) is a deterrent in this second-apron era and he missed much of last season due to a foot injury. This yea...