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A look back at Chicago sports in 2022, a year defined by heartbreak

Chicago sports fans had high expectations for 2022, making the reality of what actually took place all the more crushing.

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Bulls are becoming a frustrating study in drama and theatrics

It would be nice if the Bulls would simply have a take-care-of-business attitude every night, but that just hasn’t been the case this season. According to DeMar DeRozan, if they can find a consistent urgency, they’ve proven they can beat anyone in the league. The issue remains they can also…

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Bulls vice president Arturas Karnisovas might be at a crossroads

The Bulls are still searching for a consistent identity with trade decisions starting to take shape in the next month.

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Time for the architects of this Bulls mess to step forward and talk

Bulls coach Billy Donovan proved to be a standup guy on Friday, answering questions that were out of his pay grade. But the fans and media didn’t need to hear from the construction foreman as much as the architects.

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Bulls need to find a true point guard — and fast

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.

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Bulls have ‘no interest’ in Lakers’ Russell Westbrook

The Lakers may have interest in trading Russell Westbrook for a couple of key contributors on the Bulls, but the feeling isn't mutual.

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Bulls slow start puts the organization in the rumor mill crosshairs

The NBA trade deadline is still two months away, but an underachieving Bulls roster already has clouds of trade rumors swirling above.

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By secretly extending Billy Donovan’s contract, Jerry Reinsdorf does Bulls coach a disservice

Why not come out during fall camp in September and capture the news cycle by celebrating the decision to keep Donovan beyond next season when his original four-year deal was set to expire?

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Blame Vooch? Bulls big man Nikola Vucevic is used to the criticism

His detractors likely will be out again in the wake of the Bulls’ overtime loss Friday to the Thunder in Oklahoma City. But his teammates and coaches know how important he is to the Bulls’ success.

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The Bulls’ Zach LaVine finding out max deal comes with max expectations

After a late-game benching in the Friday loss to Orlando, LaVine expressed his disappointment in his coach’s decision. But there’s a bigger picture here, and if the Bulls want to get out of mediocrity in the life of this LaVine contract, someone needs to start answering some hard questions.

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Bulls need to take a look in the mirror and make some tweaks

While it’s easy to get caught up in slamming the panic button down after Wednesday’s performance in New Orleans, it’s way too early in the season to turn the Advocate Center into a demolition site. That doesn’t mean some in-house changes can’t be made.

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Bulls are trending, and that’s not necessarily a bad thing this season

Through the first seven games, the 3-4 Bulls have some numbers that are a concern. At the same time, there is a small sample size of sustainable trends that can not only be built on but embraced.

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Second-round expectations for the Bulls? NBA predictions for 2022-23

Executive vice president of basketball operations Arturas Karnisovas has raised the bar on where he wants this Bulls roster to finish this season, but the rest of the Eastern Conference might have something to say about that.

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Is Bulls coach Billy Donovan above blame game? This season will tell

Donovan said he has no problem swimming in the pool of pressure that every NBA coach deals with, but entering Season 3 of his four-year deal, will his front office back him to the end if things don’t go well or make him the scapegoat?

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‘I’ve always been an admirer’: Billy Donovan on Goran Dragic

The 15-year veteran brings experience and leadership to Chicago's backcourt.

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Karnisovas on current Bulls team: ‘This group needs a lot more time’

Team cohesion and relationships is what the Bulls are looking to build this season.

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Bulls prepping for life without guard Lonzo Ball with surgery coming

Ball will have another surgery on his left knee Wednesday, and all the organization will say is he will be re-evaluated in four to six weeks. They hope they will have a clearer timetable at that time.

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Bulls media day tips off with answering the critics and doubters

The Bulls spent the offseason staying the course with the roster and being questioned for it as the Eastern Conference became even more talented. During Monday’s media day, it was time for the players and front office to justify those decisions.

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Bulls set to begin training camp with the gang all together again

“Continuity” was the buzzword for the Bulls front office and the players, and while there is something said about letting this group grow together, there’s also a reality that the organization might be trying to ignore.

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Honeymoon phase is just about over as Bulls regime enters Season 3

The cleanup was vast for executive vice president of basketball operations Arturas Karnisovas and general manager Marc Eversley when they first took over the front office, but with fall camp about to start next week for year three, the expectations have been raised and results need to be seen.

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Bulls giving red core vets an encore

Zach LaVine is OK with the plan to see how far the Bulls can go with a healthy roster next season.

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Karnisovas: Lonzo’s rehab ‘not at the speed’ the Bulls would like

Lonzo continues to struggle to get his knee back to full health.

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Zach LaVine: would have been ‘disrespectful’ to look elsewhere

"I went into the offseason with an open mind,'' LaVine explained on Monday, when discussing his recently signed five-year, $215 million max contract. "Once I was able to meet with [Bulls general manager] Marc [Eversley] and [executive vice president ...

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Bulls still confident Zach LaVine will re-sign, even with Kevin Durant chaos

Day 1 of NBA free agency was hijacked by Kevin Durant’s desire to be traded out of Brooklyn, and while the Bulls did their due diligence, the top priority remained to keep LaVine in Chicago.

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Bulls poised to make Zach LaVine a max player ... history be damned

With the NBA’s free agency period set to begin at 5 p.m. on Thursday, the Bulls have been very public about their desire to keep LaVine in Chicago.

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