The 2024-25 season is shaping up to be another one lost to mediocrity for the Chicago Bulls. They were once again on the receiving end of a loss on Wednesday night, this time suffering a 121-117 defeat to the Los Angeles Clippers.

Michael Jordan dominates the Bulls' all-time points-per-game leader list, leading the league in scoring in multiple seasons.

Patrick Mahomes reacted to Travis Kelce's expected return to the Kansas City Chiefs for the 2025 season on social media. Mahomes posted a meme from The Last Dance docuseries on Thursday, which detailed the final season of the Chicago Bulls' dynasty featuring Michael Jordan.

The Chicago Bulls acquired 22-year-old guard Josh Giddey from the Oklahoma City Thunder in the offseason, and even though many people did not like the move, the young point guard has proven everyone wrong.

Josh Giddey just earned a spot in a rare Chicago Bulls statistical club which also features the GOAT himself, Michael Jordan.

Josh Giddey is playing the best basketball of his career right now. There is no doubt about that. And he might be about to get paid on his next contract as a result of it, whether it be with the Chicago Bulls or somewhere else.

The game was highly contested from the onset and led to a fierce battle in overtime where ultimately the Bulls fell to the Knicks 111-113 after failing to hit a go-ahead shot in OT. Despite losing the game,

NBA icon Michael Jordan struggled with being the “most recognized athlete” in the world while playing for the Chicago Bulls. Jordan was a global superstar in the ’90s. “I’ve heard people say I’m the Babe Ruth of this half of the 20th century,

Michael Jordan doesn’t believe the Chicago Bulls would have won eight NBA titles in a row if he didn’t retire to play baseball. The Bulls won three straight championships in 1991, 1992 and 1993. Jordan retired in October 1993 following the tragic murder of his father,

Michael Jordan revealed why his famous Flu Game against the Jazz in the 1997 NBA Finals was much worse than everybody initially thought

NBA icon Michael Jordan believes Phil Jackson was “the main reason” the Chicago Bulls were so successful in the ’90s. The Bulls won six championships and went undefeated in the NBA Finals under Jackson.