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Bulls exec Arturas Karnisovas still hopeful for a Lonzo Ball return

While Karnisovas still had no timeline for a possible Ball return, he was confident that the point guard will play again in a Bulls uniform. That doesn’t mean he won’t address the point guard position this summer, however.

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Bulls’ Arturas Karnisovas says blowing up the roster is not an option

Two seasons of underachieving has the executive vice president of basketball operations frustrated, but Karnisovas made it very clear on Saturday that blowing up the roster was not in the cards. So how does he fix it? He’s going to have to be very creative, and somehow get the Reinsdorfs…

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Bulls finish off Detroit in season finale, and prep for play-in game

With the regular season in the books, the attention quickly turned to Toronto and the play-in game on Wednesday. It hasn’t gone great for the Bulls up north this season, but Alex Caruso & Co. expect that to change.

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The mediocre Bulls and the NBA’s flimflam play-in tournament are a perfect match

No amount of lipstick and blush can make this Bulls season look pretty.

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Bulls avoid trap game and easily handle the short-handed Trail Blazers

Friday night had all the makings of a take the foot off the gas game for the visiting Bulls, but with so much at stake this late in the season, maybe this roster is figuring it out.

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Surprise, surprise, the Bulls find themselves in uphill must-win climb

There are a number of reasons why the Bulls are where they are with 17 regular-season games left, but all veteran Nikola Vucevic knew was he had to continue believing that the talent would turn it around.

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Are the Bulls fixable this season? There’s still some major concerns

The list of flaws with this team are many, but the fact that this Bulls front office thought Russell Westbrook might help them out could be atop that list.

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No moral victory awaits Bulls if they make play-in tournament

The NBA doesn’t even consider it playoffs, and the Bulls shouldn’t view qualifying as an accomplishment.

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Bulls officially rule out a return for guard Lonzo Ball this season

As expected and reported by the Bulls media for weeks, in the wake of two left knee surgeries in less than a year, any chance of a return this season for Ball won’t be happening, according to the team.

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New environment is more his speed, but can Jason Heyward make it as a Dodger?

Being stashed on the Cubs’ injured list was “definitely difficult,” Heyward said, but it wasn’t the worst part of being with the North Siders in 2022.

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Russell Westbrook would be punishment for the Bulls’ sin of underperforming

The team’s interest in the divisive guard is bad reflection on the Big Three and VP Arturas Karnisovas.

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Bulls have a point guard problem that could be solved in buyout market

It’s been point guard-by-committee late in games for the Bulls, and as Thursday in Brooklyn showed, too many empty possessions because of it. Executive vice president Arturas Karnisovas said he will take a look at the buyout market, but what will he find?

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Bulls lose to undermanned Nets after staying the course at deadline

While the Nets got rid of two superstars — Kevin Durant and Kyrie Irving — the Bulls stood pat. Yet, it was Brooklyn that came out with more energy and precision from outside, beating the Bulls 116-105.

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Bulls executive Arturas Karnisovas explains the deadline inactivity

The Bulls were one of only two teams in the NBA — the Cavs were the other — not to make a move leading up to or at the NBA trade deadline Thursday.

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Bulls stand pat with roster as trade deadline comes and goes

Coach Billy Donovan said that both he and the front office liked the roster as is, and that proved to be the case with the trade deadline coming to an end on Thursday afternoon. There were discussions about Zach LaVine, but nothing materialized.

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Bulls might be all about keeping ‘dream home’ as trade deadline nears

Coach Billy Donovan doesn’t see blowing the roster up and starting all over as a real option with Thursday’s NBA trade looming. Not only does Donovan like the current roster, but said his front office might like it even more.

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Bulls win laugher against Spurs, but questions grow as deadline looms

The Bulls have won three games in a row and four of their last five, but will any of that matter once the NBA trade deadline comes Thursday?

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With guard Kyrie Irving bound for Mavericks, where does that leave Bulls?

The Bulls have been churning in trade rumors since November, and that only will heat up with the deadline looming Thursday. Now that the Nets dealt Irving Sunday, will trade talks heat up leaguewide?

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Bulls survive ‘Dame Time’ as NBA trade deadline looms

The Bulls’ “Big Three” of Zach LaVine, DeMar DeRozan and Nikola Vucevic overcame Damian Lillard’s 40 points and turned things around in the second half. But with just two games left before Thursday’s trade deadline, will the win give the front office any clarity?

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Bulls need to get to the point, as focus is on front office at deadline

Coach Billy Donovan all but ruled out any chance that point guard Lonzo Ball plays this season, so what does that mean for the look of the current lineup?

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It might be door-knocking time for Bulls players as deadline approaches

Vice president Arturas Karnisovas has an open-door policy when it comes to his players asking about their future. And while the Bulls may stay quiet at the deadline, these three players might at least want to test that policy for different reasons.

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Time for the Bulls to be real with themselves: It’s a soft roster

Back-to-back losses to less-talented teams this week sends a loud and clear message to this front office. Whether they hear it or not — or even believe it — will show itself as the trade deadline approaches.

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Vet DeMar DeRozan hits milestone in Bulls’ 111-100 victory against Hawks

DeRozan played in his 1,000th regular-season game Monday and talked about a valuable lesson he has learned, as the Feb. 9 trade deadline approaches.

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Fun time should be over in Paris, as Bulls prepare for last push

Guard Alex Caruso was all for having fun with his teammates the first few days in Paris, but with Thursday’s game with the Pistons approaching, Caruso wants his teammates to turn this back into a business trip, and get back to the business of winning games.

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Buyers or sellers? Bulls’ Zach LaVine has his opinion after a big victory

LaVine had 41 points in the Bulls’ win Friday over the Joel Embiid-less 76ers. Afterward, he was asked about keeping the roster intact because it has shown enough or breaking it up by the deadline.

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