A game-worn Michael Jordan jersey from the Chicago Bulls' 1996-97 season has sold for $4.68 million via Sotheby's. The Bulls ...

A game-worn Michael Jordan jersey from the Chicago Bulls' 1996-97 season fetched the fourth-highest price for an NBA jersey, ...

Michael Jordan’s Bulls jersey from the 1996-1997 season fetched the top price, selling for $4.7 million. And the American flag he used in the 1992 Olympics medals ceremony to cover his Reebok logo ...

The Chicago Bulls raised a lot of eyebrows when they traded Alex Caruso, one of the best defensive players in the league, to the Oklahoma City Thunder for Josh Giddey, a highly-rated but ...

Results don’t matter until the regular season, but the Chicago Bulls made it through the preseason with a few important victories: minimal injuries, a newfound positivity behind Zach LaVine and ...

The Chicago Bulls took on the Cleveland Cavaliers for their final preseason game of the 2024-25 season. Of course, this is the preseason, so wins and losses don't really matter. Still, in the end ...

Winger Tom Rogers scored the match-winning try as Scarlets rallied to punish the Vodacom Bulls for a dubious red card in Llanelli, Wales, last night. The Wales flyer stepped three Bulls defenders ...

A red card – their second in as many weeks – cost the Bulls dearly in a 23-22 loss to Wales' Scarlets in Llanelli on Friday night. 22-18 up after 67 minutes and in a scrap to secure their fourth ...

It’s very clear that the Chicago Bulls are starting a rebuild of their roster as it has been a long time since they have been competitive. They have not made it to the playoffs the last two ...

The Chicago Bulls won’t win a ton of games this season, but they have some interesting roster narratives brewing. One of the most compelling stories in Chicago is Lonzo Ball’s comeback from ...

The Chicago Bulls are amid a rebuild. Trading away DeMar DeRozan (sign and trade) and Alex Caruso this offseason, the Bulls finally pivoted away from an iteration of their roster that was going ...

The Chicago Bulls waived a pair of back-end contracts in second-year swingman Onuralp Bitim and third-year forward Kenneth Lofton Jr. Both players have flashed at times in the preseason.