The Bulls need to make moves if they want to remain a team contending for a playoff spot. Here’s a look at the upcoming offseason for Arturas Karnišovas and the front office.

It's unclear what this roster is going to look like at the beginning of next season, and looming decisions surrounding Josh Giddey and Coby White are a big reason why. Giddey and White were two of the most important players on this team last season,

The Bulls find themselves in the worst possible spot in the NBA: not good enough to be a true contender but too good to land a prime draft slot. Here are four moves the team should make to break the cycle.

The Chicago Bulls are poised for a significant overhaul in the 2025 offseason, with multiple players potentially on the move as the franchise embraces a full-scale rebuild.

Ball ultimately made his return to the court in the fall of 2024, but the Bulls had thrown in the towel on the previous iteration of their roster a few months earlier, having traded away key veterans like DeRozan and Caruso while acquiring a new point guard of the future in Josh Giddey.

It has been quite the offseason for Bulls executive vice president Arturas Karnisovas as he has watched the Eastern Conference continue to weaken with misfortune. With all that said, however, is Karnisovas poised to continue building out the roster with a key trade this summer?

The Minnesota Timberwolves might be looking for the solution for their point guard issues, and they might have found one with Chicago's Lonzo Ball.