The Chicago Bulls are a professional basketball team from Chicago, United States. The team plays in the Eastern Conference Central Division of the NBA. The franchise opened for business on January 16, 1966, and competed in its first NBA season that year. The United Center, located on the western side of Chicago, is where the Bulls host their home games. The white, black, and red are the colors of their uniform. Their head coach is Billy Donovan.

The Bulls would go on a 9-game winning streak. DeRozan's All-Star Game starting spot for 2022 was announced on January 22. After waiting another week, LaVine was included in the All-Star Game as a reserve. The Bulls picked Dalen Terry with the 18th overall pick on June 23, 2022. The Bulls re-signed Zach Lavine on July 7 to the highest contract in team history, a five-year, $215.2 million deal.

With a 40-42 record in 2022-23, the Bulls finished 10th in the Eastern Conference and qualified for the conference's play-in tournament. They won their first game against the ninth-seeded Toronto Raptors but then fell to the eventual Eastern Conference champion Miami Heat in their second game. The Chicago Bulls acquired the number 35 pick in the 2023 NBA draft from the Washington Wizards in a deal on June 22. With this pick, the Bulls were able to select Julian Philips.

The Bulls established the Ring of Honor to recognize retired players and other staff members on January 12, 2024. Members of the coaching staff, players, executives, and anybody else whose jersey number has been retired or who has been honored with a comparable banner in the rafters were all part of the first class of inductees into the Ring of Honor. The Bulls have played 82 games in the 2023-24 season and have won only 39 but still made the playoffs.

The Chicago Bulls have had a lot of injuries, especially to Zach LaVine, and haven't been very steady as a whole. DeMar DeRozan has kept up his outstanding play, but the team's problems and lack of depth have hurt their chances of making the playoffs. The Bulls recently made a move to get a player with a lot of different skills. They did this to improve their offense. Even with these moves, the Bulls are still in the thick of the Eastern Conference playoff race. If Chicago wants to make a run, they must ensure their key players stay healthy and play all the time.

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