r/chicagobulls • u/comeontars69 • 9h ago
Free Agency Yuki Kawamura has been waived by the Clippers! Should the Bulls bring him back?
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r/chicagobulls • u/AboveTheCurrent15 • 3h ago
Hi, I wanted to let everyone know of an event Norman Powell is hosting to expand his foundation into the Chicago Community.
On Thursday, November 12, 2026, we would be honored to have you join 2026 NBA All-Star and Chicago Bulls player Norman Powell at Kings Dining & Entertainment in Lincoln Park for the inaugural "A Night of Bowling with Norman Powell," proudly presented by Skechers.
This private engagement combines high-energy entertainment and a live DJ in an exclusive setting—offering an exceptional backdrop to host valued clients, reward your team, and champion a transformative cause.
Proceeds from the evening directly benefit Norman Powell’s Understand the Grind (UTG) Foundation. Born from a deep-seated commitment to driving tangible, lasting change in underserved communities, UTG is expanding its mission from San Diego to Chicago. Our goal is simple yet vital: empower the next generation through enhanced academic and athletic opportunities.
By partnering with us, you directly fuel our four core pillars:
-Strong Women -UTG Scholars-Athletics-Community Giveback & Outreach
To maintain a premium, intimate experience for our partners, this is a strictly private event; individual tickets will not be sold to the general public.
Email [NP@abovethecurrent.com](mailto:NP@abovethecurrent.com) for full sponsorship deck detailing lane packages and recognition opportunities. Space is limited, and we encourage you to reserve your lane early.
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I would pay more for CHSN if that meant they would have more of a variety of commercials!!! Dear GOD, this Burlington Coat Factory commercial song is SEARED INTO MY BRAIN! 😂😂😂
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r/chicagobulls • u/boytisoy • 1d ago
Looking beyond the stats and also taking into account what he did in the playoffs and storylines, any of his seasons has a case. As Jim Ross would say, "He's like a man possessed!"
For me, its 1989-1990 MJ. Not only was this one of his best seasons as a 3-point shooter, 37% when the line was full distance, he bulked up to take more contact and stay durable while retaining his hyper-explosive athletic abilities, and this was the perfect blend of young Jordan the athletic freak and older Jordan, the mid-range offensive maestro. The fact he even got 9 assists in that ECF Game 7 against the Pistons when his key teammates on the Bulls were shooting like crap, Grant 3-17 17.6%, Pippen 1-10 10%, Hodges 3-13 23.1%, Cartwright 3-9 33.3%, Armstrong 1-8 12.5%, is amazing. He put up a near triple double 31/9/8 on 48.1% FG shooting and the team still lost by almost 20.
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r/chicagobulls • u/illinoises • 23h ago
Who’s the better all time Bull?
Is it Horace automatically with the three rings?
Luol was a great two way player during the 2000-10s.
r/chicagobulls • u/Left_Dance_8954 • 2d ago
Miller had 26 points and 7 boards on 11-of-14 shooting against Denver, including 4-of-6 from three. SI notes that he already seems to be getting the nod ahead of Patrick Williams in Splitter’s rotation. And once again, Williams is the 4th-highest paid player on the team at $18M this year, with the same money coming the next two seasons. I don’t love piling on the guy, but at this point that contract feels pretty much untradeable.
Buddy Hield also gets a mention for the shooting and veteran presence he’s bringing to the second unit.
r/chicagobulls • u/ThrowRA_78781118 • 1d ago
So I was born and raised in Chicago, I haven't been in quite some time and I'm honestly not a huge sports fan lol but I found this bulls shirt and when I got home I noticed this on the shoulder. Is it just scribble or an autograph? Either way I plan on keeping it, just curious 😂
r/chicagobulls • u/Empty_Difficulty_456 • 1d ago
Noa is by far the most underrated on the Bulls, a 19yo that just shut down All Star Jamal Murray and picks up guards full-court, it's crazy how good he is on defense already.
Reminds me of Pippen in his prime.
The kid was hoopin in G League last year and scored 20+ against the Blazers as a 17yo. Why is everyone else seemingly sleeping on this kid?
His 3 ball is rusty after missing a year, but imagine in 3yrs at the age of 22 he starts nailing 38% of those given how awesome his defense is.
Noa has better feel for the game than Matas already, not trying to dis Matas but it seems like he is still learning basketball. Matas has a score-only mindset and can play defense but doesn't really pass the ball much.
In these first few preseason games Noa has been seamlessly dishing and making the right reads with the vision of a guard. Obviously not every play but he is showing flashes of polish that Matas definitely does not on the playmaking side.
I don't get the sense that Bulls Nation has much love for Noa cuz he's skinny and lanky and got postered by Furfy last year, but I promise you that in 5 years he is going to be a major piece of some NBA team, I hope it is Da Bulls.
The guy doesn't need any plays called for him and am willing to bet in his prime he will deliver 18/8/5/2/2 while being defensive player of the year candidate, at least 2nd team if not 1st.
Caleb has the best offensive game of the young guns, Noa the best defensive. Hands down. Better than Swain though Swain is looking better since Summer.
I can see a future where Giddy is at point, Matas the 2, Noa 3, Caleb 4 and Leonard at the 5 as a starting lineup. Hope to see this lineup tonight.
Who else thinks Noa is underrated and potential defensive first team at 19yo? Give him minutes, work off the rust. If he starts nailing 3's ya'll come back to this post.
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r/chicagobulls • u/skullcandy541 • 4d ago
Like what is his speciality? What does he excel at? This isn’t a post to insult him it’s a genuine question. I don’t remember what the scouting report was when we drafted him and no one is really talking about what he does as a player and what he can offer. Not to mention of course we didn’t see anything from him cuz he was out all last year pretty much.
After watching the first 2 pre season games I just don’t see him doing anything particular. He’s just kinda been there… missing dunks 😂
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r/chicagobulls • u/Financial_Try_8007 • 4d ago
Hello everyone. My family and I are planning a trip to Chicago, and I have always wanted to see a game at the United Center. We will be visiting during Thanksgiving week, and we're eyeing the Cavs game on 11/23. Would you recommend getting the tickets now or waiting until it's closer/day of?
r/chicagobulls • u/VJManna1123 • 5d ago
Posting this today for absolutely no reason today… I know not everyone here is a White Sox fan but never the less Go Sox!
r/chicagobulls • u/cyon83 • 4d ago
I’m not saying he’s on their level, but there’s something about the way he moves, his confidence, and his overall attitude that gives me those vibes. The way he carries himself, plays with swagger, and looks like he genuinely believes he’s the best player on the court reminds me of Michael Jordan, Kobe Bryant, and Anthony Edwards.
Am I the only one who sees it, or do you guys get those same vibes?