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IF JIM HARBAUGH HAD ZERO INTEREST in the Chicago Bears, why should the village of Arlington Heights and adjacent communities be any different? Harbaugh will be introduced today as the new head coa...

A recent report says the Chicago Bulls will avoid any major moves at this upcoming deadline as they stick with the status quo.

Two teams showcasing potential top available talent at the Feb. 8 trade deadline meet Sunday night when the Chicago Bulls visit the Portland Trail Blazers.The meeting is the first of the season bet

Miami was the latest Eastern Conference team to try and improve the roster with a deal, but all remained quiet with the Bulls. Where it could get interesting is would Kyle Lowry be a possibility to be reunited with DeMar DeRozan? DeRozan wasn’t against that.

Since being drafted 18th overall in 2022, Dalen Terry has been a massive disappointment for the Chicago Bulls.

If Lonzo Ball is nearing an eventual return, what does his future look like with the Chicago Bulls?

Zach LaVine’s return on Friday was a thumbs up, especially because the two-time All-Star looked bought into a style of play that was on display in his absence. The best thing LaVine can do now is keep that up as the Feb. 8 trade deadline nears.

Hours before the Bulls handled Philadelphia — minus injured center Joel Embiid — the Knicks and Raptors made some ripples in the trade market with a huge swap. Meanwhile, all remained quiet on the LaVine trade front.

Despite calls from fans to put him on the trade block, the Bulls need DeMar DeRozan more than anyone wants to admit.

While Zach LaVine has been by far the loudest Bulls name we have heard linked to the Lakers, it could be a couple of the more quiet ones which the Lakers crave.