Herald & Review Four games into the season, and there have been positive and negative takeaways for the Chicago Bulls’ two big offseason signings. Jabari Parker and Zach LaVine are both adjusting to their new roles in different ways. LaVine has shown he is the player the Bulls were expecting when they traded for him in the package that sent Jimmy Butler to Minnesota. Parker, however, hasn’t sold his skillset to coach Fred Hoiberg, who in a surprising storyline to begin the s

Chicago Tribune The 2018-2019 NBA season starts October 16th and to get you ready for tip-off, Off the Glass is previewing all 30 teams. Today we look at the Chicago Bulls. 2017-18 Record: 27-55, 5th in the Central Division Season Recap: The Chicago Bulls were a complete trainwreck last year in every way imaginable. For the first month of the season, they were so awful they barely qualified as a basketball team. Across the whole year, they were one of the worst teams in the l

Courtesy of NBA.com Not all free agency moves are created equally. I previously wrote about some of the best new fits for teams around the league, on the flipside, here are some of the worst. You can debate as to whether the following signings were wholly horrible yet it can’t be argued there are going to be at least some issues with how the following players fit with their new squads. Jabari Parker: Chicago Bulls Courtesy of NBA.com Financially the Bulls did fine in signing

What can be expected from Fred Hoiberg? Realistically, given the type of offense he was hired to run and the roster he has since been given, who do the Bulls struggles fall on? Chicago welcomed the second half of the season by adding a fifth – yes, I said fifth – point guard to their roster (Cameron Payne). Management also traded away their most consistent player, outside of the three-time All-Star Jimmy Butler, in veteran forward Taj Gibson and their best shooter, Doug McDer

There are about six weeks left in this thrilling NBA season. A season that has seen triple-doubles galore, a pretty crummy All-Star Weekend, and the Sacramento Kings implode on themselves. Considering the general public has a pretty good idea of what the NBA Finals is going to end up, the season has still been captivating, a hard feat to pull off. In the midst of all this excitement sits a team in the midwest: a team rich in history, but lacking a clear plan for the future. A