Before the All-Star break, the Bulls suffered back-to-back blowout losses at home against the Detroit Pistons. One of those ...

"Whether you're a Black first responder or would-be criminal, I think you've been able to see yourself in the stories that ...

Key moment The Bulls led 83-59 in the third before Curry put Golden State on his back. Chicago led 93-90 when Butler scored on a tip-in with 1:30 left to start a 16-1 run. Curry then pulled up for ...

CHICAGO — Jimmy Butler drew the familiar ... helping the Warriors beat the Bulls 132-111 on Saturday night. "He's a lion out there," coach Steve Kerr said. It was an emotional night for Butler.

Chicago started the second quarter on a 15-0 run, sending Butler back to the bench at a timeout down seven and forcing Kerr to call another one a minute later. Bulls reserve center Jalen Smith got ...

Coby White led Chicago with 27 points and made six 3s. Jalen Smith added 15 points and matched a career high with four 3-pointers. Rookie Matas Buzelis scored 16 as the Bulls lost for the 11th ...

He said that -- along with Saturday's game being staged in Chicago, where he played his first six seasons with the Bulls and developed into a star -- made it a fitting start to his Warriors career.

That performance was a significant part of a 24-point comeback for Golden State, which defeated the Chicago Bulls 132-111 on Saturday. While Butler joked during his introduction that his plan was ...

The Chicago Bulls, meanwhile, traded Zach LaVine to the Sacramento Kings for Tre Jones, Kevin Huerter, Zach Collins, and draft capital. The two teams, with their new rosters, will play each other ...

The Bulls are 3-5 over their last eight games but when they lose, they tend to lose big. Chicago has lost by at least eight points in each of its previous six defeats and fell 131-106 to Golden ...

All it took was the first three possessions of Saturday night’s 132-111 comeback win against the Chicago Bulls at United Center for Butler, who hadn’t played a game in two and a half weeks ...

— Chicago Bulls (@chicagobulls) February 7, 2025 The first-round pick (10th overall) out of Gonzaga, has played in 36 games for the Spurs this season, averaging 11.8 minutes a game.