Chicago Bulls

1995-96 team defeats 1996-97 team in simulated matchup via Strat-O-Matic

Semifinal matchups decided by simulated games via Strat-O-Matic

Quarterfinal matchups decided by simulated games via Strat-O-Matic

Guard is shooting career-best 40 percent from 3-point range on career-high volume after slow start

Bulls’ Alex Caruso hits a buzzer-beater three to tie the Bucks 106-106 at the end of regulation

With the In-Season Tournament knockout games set and the Chicago Bulls on the outside looking in, what better time to Settle the Argument of the greatest Bulls team of all-time?

Will Perdue breaks down our new segment called Settle the Argument. We are putting all six championship teams against each other to decide who is the best of the best once and for all

Part of the beauty and mystery of sports is the unsolvable, the endless GOAT debates and back-in-the-day stories and never-ending theories on why this team or that player is better than the previous or the next. But what if you could use data to simulate the spectacular?

We are partnering with Strat-o-matic to Settle the Argument once and for all about which team is the best of all time

Though the Bull are currently 4-9, their opponents aren’t taking that as any indication of their potential

Bulls’ Zach LaVine says winning will make all the outside noise go away

How low can the Chicago Bulls go? They’ve lost three straight games, have scored 33 points in consecutive first halves of back-to-back losses to the rebuilding Orlando Magic and are dealing with Zach LaVine being open to a change of scenery on a daily basis inside their locker room. “We got a good group of guys. Everybody is encouraging....

Bulls’ Coby White throws down a monster dunk on Magic’s Paolo Banchero for a 90-89 lead in the 4th quarter

2-5 start hasn’t featured widespread improvement

Famous old barn played host to political conventions, team’s first three-peat

The Bulls lost to the Dallas Mavericks on Wednesday night 114-105. After the game, Billy Donovan talked about how they held Luka Dončić to 18 points

The Bulls bench cleared out onto court after Zach LaVine and Pacers’ Andrew Nembhard got into a scuffle fighting for a loose ball after the whistle. LaVine received a technical foul following the incident

Alex Caruso strips Pascal Siakam then drains a corner three, giving the Bulls a 104-103 lead over the Raptors with 2.3 seconds left in overtime

Bulls’ Billy Donovan, Zach LaVine and Nikola Vucevic say the heated players-only discussion was a constructive conversation

Bulls players said confrontation and tough conversations can be positives moving forward following their season-opening defeat at home against the Thunder.