Will the Chicago Bulls do business with a rival from the Western Conference? Both the Bulls and Golden State Warriors have been relatively quiet during the offseason. In fact, the Warriors are the only team who haven’t done anything at all in the summer.

Throughout the summer, the Chicago Bulls have been linked with interest in apotential sign-and-trade for Jonathan Kuminga.The explosive forward is currentlya restricted free agent and is yet to reach an agreement with the Golden StateWarriors.

The Chicago Bulls will aim to get out of mediocrity this offseason, and we have five targets they must focus on, including an often-criticized player, a capable scorer, and a former All-Star swingman.

There are only two players remaining on the Bulls roster older than 28 years old: Jevon Carter and Nikola Vucevic. Carter doesn't have much value around the NBA with his $6.8 million salary, while Vucevic is 35 years old with a $20 million salary, which makes him hard to move.

The deal, of course, did not end up working out, with Pippen moved elsewhere and Boston entering its wilderness era.

Below, we’ll dig into the top single-season rebounding performances in Chicago Bulls history.

Here are the ten greatest players in Chicago Bulls history, from Joakim Noah to Michael Jordan to Derrick Rose.

A Chicago coach has gotten refreshingly honest about the upside of 2025 All-Rookie forward Matas Buzelis over the years to come.