It’s not the end of the season that has kept the Chicago Bulls out of the playoffs the last three years. It’s the start.

As the Bulls open the season Wednesday at home against the Detroit Pistons, they're not quite an afterthought — but it's close.

Bulls guard Coby White will miss at least two more weeks, including Wednesday's regular-season opener against the Pistons, as he continues to ramp up basketball activities following a right calf strain,

The Chicago Bulls received some unfortunate news on the injury front on Monday morning, just over 48 hours before their season opener against the Detroit Piston

Arturas Karnisovas thinks the next Bulls superstar might be in-house. Whether that's Matas Buzelis, Josh Giddey or Coby White remains to be seen. Coach Billy Donovan's focus is getting the most out of his team.

The Chicago Bulls drew inspiration from the Windy City's official flag for their new City Edition jerseys ahead of the 2025-26 NBA season.

Wait, it gets worse. Statistically, Washington’s three most effective players last season were Jonas Valančiūnas, who now plays for the Nuggets; Jordan Poole, who now plays for the Pelicans; and Malcolm Brogdon, who now plays for the Knicks.

Chicago opens the season Wednesday against Detroit and White will miss at least the first six games of the season.

He regularly sermonizes about his team striving to be the best version of itself, while careful to note there’s always room for self-improvement. Such is the caveat with USF coach Alex Golesh. You’d have better luck coaxing Baker Mayfield to boycott scrambling than getting Golesh to acknowledge his run-based offense with the thrash-metal

McClung, likely on a training camp deal, could be competing for a two-way gig in theory, but seems destined to begin the year on an affiliate contract with Chicago's NBAGL affiliate in Hoffman Estates, the imaginatively-dubbed Windy City Bulls.

NBA all-time great Michael Jordan reveals how much he misses playing basketball, as he begins his new role with NBC

Bulls predicted to put $60 million two-time All-Star up on trade block to commit to a full rebuild originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here. The Chicago Bulls have a big decision for the 2025-26 season: whether or not to hit the big red button and fully commit to a rebuild.