The Chicago Bulls (40-41) cruised past the Washington Wizards (15-66) 119-89 on Friday, April 11, behind a career night from rookie Julian Phillips and a balanced effort that solidified their place in the Eastern Conference play-in tournament.
Julian Phillips posted career-highs in scoring and rebounding, and Chicago cruised past the Washington Wizards 119-89 in the Bulls' regular-season home finale on Friday.
How many of the 36 players in the NBA's Three-Point Era (since 1979-80) to score at least 2,500 career points in the postseason can you name in five minutes?
The three-team deal that will send Zach LaVine to Sacramento could be the start of an active stretch for the Bulls before Thursday’s deadline, writes Joe Cowley of The Chicago Sun-Times.
The Chicago Bulls announced on Friday afternoon that Matas Buzelis and Julian Phillips have been assigned to the G League. The decision comes after both players have seen a slight dip in minutes over the last four games.
The Chicago Bulls played like had nothing to lose in the first half against the 11-0 Cleveland Cavaliers. The energy was high right out of the gate, so much so that Chicago shot upwards of 60.0 percent in the first quarter against the Cavs’ top-10 defense.
On Monday evening, the Chicago Bulls played the Milwaukee Bucks in Wisconsin for their third preseason game. The Bulls lost by a score of 111-107 to fall to 1-2 in the preseason.
I’ve seen enough – Matas Buzelis (aka Matas Bull-zelis) is here to save the Chicago Bulls. The next dynasty begins now. Reserve Grant Park for June ASAP.
The Chicago Bulls have had awful luck this season with injuries. The Bulls haven’t been playing poorly on the court, but it has been difficult for them to find any consistency with all of the injuries that they have been dealt.
On Saturday evening, the Chicago Bulls will host the Washington Wizards at the United Center in Illinois. Before the game (on Friday), the Bulls announced
The Chicago Bulls will be without forward Julian Phillips for the foreseeable future. Phillips is in a walking boot with an indefinite return timeline, the team announced Friday.
The Chicago Bulls have a lot to figure right now in terms of their depth and lineups. The Bulls have recently lost Zach LaVine and Patrick Williams to season-ending injuries, and things didn’t get better on Tuesday night as Alex Caruso went down in a loss to the Detroit Pistons.
The Chicago Bulls have had an interesting season this year that has been plagued with injury trouble. For how many players have gotten hurt, the season is going pretty well.
Despite not getting plenty of court time in his rookie season for the Chicago Bulls, Julian Phillips has still impressed head coach Billy Donovan with his ability to quickly soak up knowledge and instructions—things he showcased in a career-high 11-point outing in the win against the Portland Trail Blazers on Sunday.
Based off of preseason expectations and the injury trouble that the Chicago Bulls have endured, it’s pretty impressive how they have done so far this season.
With the Chicago Bulls down another rotation piece, Patrick Williams, who’s out indefinitely due to a sore foot, head coach Billy Donovan turned to rookie forward Julian Phillips to help fill the gap.
Chicago Bulls forward Julian Phillips hasn’t seen much of the floor in his rookie season, playing in only 20 games and averaging a little under five minutes per outing.