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Caruso was still dealing with a right shoulder issue that kept him sidelined Wednesday, but Bulls coach Billy Donovan discussed what the guard does defensively that makes him so elite, and why it’s hard for teammates to copy.

The Bulls’ 112.7 defensive rating has them 17th in the league with a tough stretch of games on the horizon.

It was an interesting week for the Bulls as reports of dysfunction started spreading like wildfire. A halftime locker-room incident was confirmed, but it was also downplayed by the “Big Three” of Zach LaVine, DeMar DeRozan and Nikola Vucevic. Now it’s about picking up the pieces and getting back to…

Just before last season, I penned a feature story on the NBA team I found to be the most interesting: the Chicago Bulls. I wrote about the blaring saxophones and jazz music that used to serenade the fans that poured out of a packed United Center—usually following Bulls victories—during the…

Sacrifice is easy to talk about, but not always easy to do. The Bulls are finding that out as they watch this season spiral downward, and do so in embarrassing fashion after the Sunday loss to the Timberwolves. While LaVine continued to say the right things, it’s time for him…

Chicago loses their fourth-straight game in embarrassing loss to Minnesota.

The Lakers, who appear to be going nowhere (again), are squandering the last, best years of one of the greatest players in NBA history.

Players who signed contracts in the offseason can finally be moved in trades. Here are three deals we would like to see happen.

There are some obvious flaws in this Bulls roster — outside shooting, toughness and size in the frontcourt — but with growing concerns with Lonzo Ball’s left knee rehab, the front office needs to get a proven point guard or continue to fall short with this point-guard-by-committee mentality.