Bulls executive vice president of basketball operation Artūras Karnišovas' only trade before the deadline ended up being the deal that sent Zach LaVine​ to the Sacramento Kings.

Bulls GM Arturas Karnisovas said it would be an 'accomplishment' if the Bulls make the play-in again this year

The Detroit Pistons landed guard Dennis Schroder at the NBA trade deadline. Here's Omari Sankofa II's analysis of Thursday's deal.

The Chicago Bulls might be doing it again. And by doing it, we mean doing nothing—or at least nothing else ahead of Thursday's NBA trade deadline beyond

Lonzo Ball isn’t going anywhere. The Chicago Bulls are finalizing a two-year, $20 million extension with the point guard, a league source confirmed late Wednesday. ESPN was first to report the deal. The decision to stay in Chicago comes amid a comeback season for Ball,

27-year-old point guard Lonzo Ball has reportedly received some trade interest from a few different NBA teams, but the Bulls might rather hang onto him. NBA insider Marc Stein reports that the Bulls are interested in keeping Ball around long-term if they do not trade him at the deadline.