Pippen Ain't Easy
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The Ringer released its most up-to-date mock draft, which featured the Chicago Bulls landing Duke's Khaman Maluach.
Austin McGee|
Michigan center Vlad Goldin would be a useful bench player for the Chicago Bulls with his interior scoring, rebounding and rim-deterrence.
Andrew Hanlon|
The Chicago Bulls continue to be linked to BYU's Egor Demin, who isn't nearly as clean a fit as France's Noa Essengue.
Austin McGee|
Bogoljub Markovic is an intriguing Serbian-born prospect who fits the modern-day NBA as a sharpshooting, mobile big man.
Austin McGee|
It would be a massive risk for Chicago, but making a draft-night deal with Orlando would modernize and balance the Bulls' roster to better prepare for a playoff push.
Andrew Hanlon|
Chicago has the chance to wheel and deal to acquire more selections in the 2025 NBA Draft, according to the latest intel.
Andrew Hanlon|
Wake Forest guard Hunter Sallis has untapped potential as a two-way scoring guard, a unique archetype in today's NBA that Chicago could use on the roster.
Andrew Hanlon|
In FanSided's latest Mock Draft, the Chicago Bulls select Maryland's Derik Queen, an exceptionally skilled offensive prospect, yet a subpar defender.
Austin McGee|
Chicago Bulls owner Jerry Reinsdorf has agreed to sell the White Sox, but what does this mean for the Bulls moving forward?
Jordan Riha|
The Chicago Bulls are rumored to seek a first-round pick in the 2025 NBA Draft in exchange for Nikola Vucevic—a continuously unreasonable request.
Austin McGee|
If the Chicago Bulls want to properly determine Coby White's potential, they must give him the one thing they've deprived him of.
Maxwell Ogden|
Kentucky's Koby Brea is one of, if not the best, three-point shooters in the NBA Draft—an ideal fit in the Chicago Bulls' offense.
Austin McGee|
The Chicago Bulls reportedly might not retain Josh Giddey and Coby White, which might be best for the franchise's future.
Austin McGee|
One of the NCAA's most decorated players, Johni Broome has a very specific, if limited, set of skills that should translate to the NBA and would fit in Chicago.
Andrew Hanlon|
The Oklahoma City Thunder and Indiana Pacers have rebuilt into contenders in just five years. What can the Chicago Bulls and Arturas Karnisovas learn from them?
Max Holbrook|
There's an ideal prospect waiting for the Bulls in the 2025 NBA Draft, but it's looking more and more like Chicago has no chance of landing him.
Andrew Hanlon|
Villanova's Eric Dixon is about as seasoned as they come, having already turned 25 and leading the NCAA scoring, making him a viable second-rounder.
Austin McGee|
The Chicago Bulls will be one of the most salary-cap-rich teams in 2026, but that doesn't mean free agents will swarm to the Windy City.
Austin McGee|
Chicago could take a second-round flier on this wildly athletic and versatile wing with tantalizing defensive tools who put up solid scoring numbers in the ACC.
Andrew Hanlon|
The NBA Finals have proven that depth is important in today's NBA. Thus, the Chicago Bulls are closer to contention than one might think.
Austin McGee|
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