Chicago Bulls beat Los Angeles Lakers for NBA title in 1991 ” (The championship) means so much,” said Jordan, in tears after the game, talking to a national television audience.

Bulls guard Lonzo Ball with coach Billy Donovan as he is taken out in the fourth quarter against the Hornets on Dec. 13, 2024, at the United Center in Chicago. John J. Kim, Chicago Tribune/TNS ...

Lonzo Ball signed a two-year $20 million contract extension with the Chicago Bulls. The talented playmaker is expected to be part of Billy Donovan’s second unit next season.

The Chicago Bulls don’t have a ton of cap space, and the free agent class this year is not the best. The biggest ways they can improve their roster are trading and making the right draft picks.

The Chicago Bulls need to get younger and prioritize their future. They've waded in the middle of a down Eastern Conference for what feels like an eternity. They started on that last season by ...

The Chicago Bulls lived their golden era in the 1990s after winning six titles in an eight-year span under the leadership of Michael Jordan, Scottie Pippen and Phil Jackson. Most of the team’s ...

The Chicago Bulls are in need of a shake-up. They've been stuck in mediocrity ever since the mid-2010s, save for a strong start to the 2021-22 season. Chicago has seemingly always had good players ...

The Chicago Bulls need to get younger and prioritize their future. They've waded in the middle of a down Eastern Conference for what feels like an eternity.

David Greenwood, Bulls' first-round pick in 1979, dies at 68 after cancer battle Before Michael Jordan arrived in Chicago in 1984, Mr. Greenwood was among the Bulls’ core players.

The Chicago Bulls were hoping for a hometown miracle at the NBA Draft Lottery that took place in the Windy City back in May, but it didn’t happen. Coming into the night, the Bulls had just a 1.7 ...

CHICAGO – Lamorne Morris grew up during the Bulls golden age, watching Michael Jordan win six NBA titles. It sparked a love for basketball that’s been burning ever since. Now, the Emmy … ...

The Chicago Bulls have apparently made three of their most high-profile players available in trades. They want to keep Matas Buzelis, obviously, since he’s only going to be in his second NBA season.