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Brice Sensabaugh scored 21 points off the bench in the first quarter against Chicago, the most by an NBA reserve in the opening period in at least 29 years (since 1996-97); he finished with a career-high 43 points as Utah pulled away.
The Chicago Bulls' game against the Miami Heat at the United Center was postponed due to court condensation caused by moisture, leading to a nearly two-hour delay and no immediate rescheduling announced.
Giannis Antetokounmpo returned from injury to lead the Milwaukee Bucks to a 112-103 win over the Chicago Bulls, ending the Bulls' five-game winning streak. Other NBA highlights include Victor Wembanyama's return with the Spurs' loss, Anthony Black's career-high 38 points for the Magic, and Nikola Jokic's 180th triple-double for the Nuggets.
The NBA season's early results have significantly altered preseason expectations, with the Bulls and Spurs making notable jumps into the top 10, while teams like the Nets and Wizards face challenges. The season has already revealed surprises such as Wembanyama's MVP-level play and the Bulls' strong start, but concerns remain for several teams regarding injuries, defense, and long-term prospects.
The Chicago Bulls overcame a 24-point deficit to beat the Philadelphia 76ers 113-111, with Josh Giddey recording a rare back-to-back triple-double and Nikola Vucevic hitting a game-winning 3-pointer. The game featured a strong comeback by the Bulls, who held the Sixers to just 16 points in the fourth quarter, and was marked by notable performances from Giddey, Vucevic, and Tyrese Maxey. The victory improves the Bulls' record to 6-1, while the 76ers fall to 5-2.
The Chicago Bulls rallied from a 24-point deficit to beat the Philadelphia 76ers 113-111, with Josh Giddey recording a triple-double and Nikola Vucevic hitting a game-winning 3-pointer in the final seconds, while the Sixers' Tyrese Maxey scored 39 points.
The Chicago Bulls are off to their best start since 1997, winning their first five games with standout performances like Josh Giddey's career-high 32 points, showcasing a balanced and relentless team effort that has garnered attention and optimism for a successful season.
The Chicago Bulls started the 2025 NBA season with a surprising 5-0 record, defeating the Knicks 135-125, with standout performances from Josh Giddey, Ayo Dosunmu, and Nikola Vucevic, raising questions about their potential playoff success.
Zach LaVine returned to the United Center for the first time since being traded, receiving a warm tribute, but the Bulls defeated the Kings 126-113, led by a 27-point performance from Matas Buzelis. LaVine expressed love for Chicago despite the loss, and the game highlighted the strong bonds and careers of former Bulls like LaVine and DeRozan, now with Sacramento, alongside the rising talent of Buzelis.
The Chicago Bulls are building a strong team culture centered on communication and accountability, similar to Okoro's previous team in Cleveland, which is seen as a key to their early season success, despite acknowledging they are still developing compared to more established teams.
The Chicago Bulls, historically mediocre and lacking star power, have started the 2025-26 NBA season 3-0 by adopting a high-tempo, ball-movement-focused style that emphasizes pace and teamwork over individual stars. Despite their weak schedule and opponents' poor shooting, their aggressive defense and unselfish play suggest they could be a surprising contender in the regular season, though questions remain about their sustainability and true strength.
The Chicago Bulls have emphasized increased physical play this season, which paid off with a strong fourth-quarter defensive effort and a 110-98 win against the Magic, despite missing key player Coby White. The team focused on improving their physicality and transition play, leading to a well-rounded team performance with seven players in double figures and a dominant bench contribution.
The Chicago Bulls secured a 110-98 victory over the Orlando Magic, with strong bench contributions and clutch shooting from Ayo Dosunmu, while the Magic struggled with shooting and foul trouble. Key performances included Tre Jones and Patrick Williams, highlighting the Bulls' promising start to the season.
Josh Giddey re-signed with the Chicago Bulls on a four-year, $100 million deal, after a strong late-season performance that showcased his growth as a primary playmaker and offensive contributor, signaling the Bulls' confidence in his potential to be a key player.
The Chicago Bulls have signed restricted free agent Josh Giddey to a four-year, $100 million contract, making him a key part of their rebuilding plans after a standout season with averages of 14.6 points, 8.1 rebounds, and 7.2 assists.