Joel Lorenzi is a Staff Writer for The Athletic covering the NBA from Chicago. With a strong background in sports journalism, he focuses on team sports and professional leagues, having previously reported on the Oklahoma City Thunder for The Oklahoman. He has been featured in several prominent publications, including USA TODAY, The New York Times, and Yahoo Sports.
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Chicago didn't address its biggest need — shooting — in the draft, but this wasn't about competing right away.
By: Joel Lorenzi, Sam Amick
White, 26, was acquired via trade in February and was set to be an unrestricted free agent this summer.
By: Joel Lorenzi
For Wilson, who scored 35 points in his summer league debut, and for Bulls fans who have endured so much, Friday felt like an affirmation.
By: Joel Lorenzi
Powell, who made his first All-Star team last season with the Heat, brings leadership, wisdom and savvy to the young Bulls.
By: Joel Lorenzi
In addition to Wilson and Swain, second-year forward Noa Essengue didn't show much in Vegas while coming back from a shoulder injury.
By: Joel Lorenzi
The Bulls have an open roster spot, but their reported interest in restricted free agent guard Bennedict Mathurin is overstated.
By: Joel Lorenzi
As the Chicago Bulls approach the fall with an open roster spot, they've been linked to LA Clippers restricted free agent guard Bennedict Mathurin. The Bulls' reported interest in Mathurin, though, has been overstated, according to a league source who was granted anonymity to describe ongoing deliberations.
Bulls Interest In Bennedict Mathurin Is Overstated - RealGM Wiretap
By: Joel Lorenzi
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The Bulls are firmly in a rebuild with a new coach, lead executive and franchise centerpiece.
