Chicago Bulls Central

The Chicago Bulls have dropped from 1st to 6th in the East, but don’t let that fool you — this team has faced the NBA’s toughest schedule (.593 opponent win percentage) and is still standing tall at 6–4. Haize breaks down why these losses to the Bucks, Cavs, and Spurs aren’t signs of regression, but a reality check — and how this next stretch could launch Chicago’s momentum with Coby White and Zac...

The Chicago Bulls need a coaching jolt and a closing plan. Haize breaks down why Billy Donovan deserves credit for a strong start — but also needs a wake-up call after recent old habits (bad ATOs, sluggish energy out of timeouts, holding challenges too long, and riding vets on cold nights). We spotlight Jalen “Stix” Smith: from fringe minutes to impact machine. Stix has been a bench cheat code — e...

The Chicago Bulls drop their third straight game, falling 121-117 to the San Antonio Spurs despite holding a 10-point lead late in the third quarter. Without Josh Giddey and Coby White, the Bulls competed hard but collapsed in the fourth quarter, getting outscored 32-19 as Victor Wembanyama torched them for 38 points down the stretch. Haize breaks down critical coaching decisions by Billy Donovan,...

The Chicago Bulls are discovering something every good team hits eventually: you can win with depth, but you advance with stars. After back-to-back losses to teams with closers like Giannis Antetokounmpo and Donovan Mitchell, Josh Giddey didn’t sugarcoat the truth — the Bulls don’t have a clear No. 1 option in the clutch, and it’s showing. In this episode, Haize breaks down why Chicago must eventu...

The Chicago Bulls have gone from a dominant 5-0 start to a sudden 1-3 slide, and the numbers tell a clear story. After opening the season as a top-five offense and defense, Chicago has fallen into the bottom 10 in both categories over the last four games. Rim attacks are down nearly 25%, free throw rate has crashed to bottom five in the league, and the Bulls’ assists, rebounds, and turnovers have...

The Chicago Bulls squandered a 19-point lead in a crushing 128-122 loss to the Cleveland Cavaliers, exposing critical execution flaws and questionable coaching decisions. Host Haize breaks down Billy Donovan's puzzling choice to bench red-hot Jalen Smith (18 points, 11 rebounds, plus-17) in favor of struggling Nikola Vucevic during crunch time, despite Smith's perfect 6-for-6 shooting perf...

The Chicago Bulls took their second loss of the season, falling to 6-2 after getting blasted by Giannis Antetokounmpo’s 41-point explosion. Milwaukee shot over 40% from deep, controlled the energy from the opening tip, and exposed one major truth: the Bulls have to bring elite effort every single night if they want this hot start to mean something. Chicago had moments where they generated stops, b...

The Chicago Bulls fall 126-110 to the Milwaukee Bucks as Giannis Antetokounmpo dominates with 41 points, exposing defensive vulnerabilities down the stretch. Josh Giddey's scoreless second half and the team's inability to contain Giannis or Miles Turner's hot shooting prove costly in this NBA Cup matchup. Haize breaks down the Bulls' fourth-quarter collapse, analyzing why the 6-2 s...

Coby White has spoken — and Bulls fans need to hear him. In today’s episode of Chicago Bulls Central , Haize breaks down Coby White’s strong message to the media about why he fits perfectly with the Bulls’ current system. No ball-stopping. No ego. No friction. Just quick decisions, winning basketball, and a player who understands his role on an elite offensive unit. We dive into why the narrative...

The Chicago Bulls are showing the NBA why this squad is built different 🐂🔥. Billy Donovan didn’t let last year’s strong finish become a crutch — instead, the Bulls used that play-in loss as their motivation. And now? This team is locked in, physical, and playing real grown-man basketball. Nikola Vucevic set the tone after the wild comeback vs. Philly, reminding everyone that the Bulls can’t rely...

The Chicago Bulls just pulled off their best comeback since 1988-89 , and Josh Giddey is officially entering superstar territory . Two straight triple-doubles, a historic stat line not seen since Michael Jordan , and complete control in the clutch as the Bulls erased a 24-point deficit to beat the 76ers. But this win wasn’t just about Giddey — it was about Chicago outworking Philly on every level...

The Chicago Bulls stormed back from 24 down to stun the 76ers 113–111 in a signature win. Josh Giddey authored another triple-double masterclass and Nikola Vučević nailed the go-ahead dagger as Chicago outworked Philly in every hustle category and held them to 16 points in the 4th. From clamping Tyrese Maxey late, to big bench minutes from Kevin Huerter and Jalen Smith, this was about fight, poise...

The Bulls finally took their first L of the season… but hey, it happens. The real question is: how do they bounce back tonight against a Philly squad that’s been lighting the NBA on fire? On today’s episode, I’m breaking down everything Bulls fans need to know before tip-off: ✅ Ayo might play… or he might not ✅ Coby is STILL out (and it’s getting annoying) ✅ Maxey is dropping 30+ like it’s noth...

The Chicago Bulls suffered their first loss of the 2025–26 season — but this one’s not about the scoreboard. It’s about identity. Haize breaks down what this loss to the Knicks really showed about the Bulls: Why the officiating wasn’t the deciding factor How the Bulls stopped attacking the paint and played New York’s game Why Coby White’s return will be critical to offensive balance Josh Giddey’s...

The Chicago Bulls suffered their first loss of the season in a 128-116 defeat to the New York Knicks, exposing critical vulnerabilities in their early success. Without Ayo Dosunmu's infectious energy off the bench, the Bulls abandoned their identity—settling for 40 three-point attempts instead of attacking the paint and playing their trademark physical defense. Haize breaks down how the Knicks...

The Chicago Bulls keep proving the doubters wrong — and their dominant win over the New York Knicks was the latest example. In this episode of Chicago Bulls Central, Haize breaks down 4 key stats that show exactly why the Bulls’ hot start is no fluke: 🧠 31 assists on 45 made shots — Chicago’s unselfish play is elite. 💪 54 points in the paint — the Bulls are bullying teams inside. 🎯 35 free thro...

The Chicago Bulls are 5-0 — and no, it’s not a fluke. Haize breaks down why this team’s early dominance is legit , built on balance, defense, and one of the most productive benches in basketball. In today’s episode: 🔥 Why calling the Bulls’ start “unsustainable” is lazy analysis 📊 Chicago’s top-5 offense and defense explained 💥 The bench is averaging 49 points per game — even without Tre Jones...

The Chicago Bulls are 5-0 for the first time in 29 years, and this isn't your typical hot start. After a hard-fought 135-125 victory over the New York Knicks, the Bulls are proving they're built differently this season. Josh Giddey nearly notched his first triple-double with 32 points, 10 rebounds, and 9 assists—all with zero turnovers. Nikola Vučević dominated with 26 points and clutch sh...

The Chicago Bulls are officially back — and it starts with Nikola Vučević’s quiet dominance, Josh Giddey’s leadership, and a defense that’s locked in early this season. In today’s episode, Haize breaks down: 🧱 Vooch’s elite start — 18 PPG, 13 REB, 5 AST, lowest usage since 2013, and playing some of his best defense ever. Is it genuine… or is he boosting his trade value? 🎯 Josh Giddey’s transform...

The Chicago Bulls are starting to look like a team on the rise — and Matas Buzelis is leading the charge. Through 4 games, Buzelis is averaging 16.8 PPG on 51% shooting, but it’s how he’s scoring that’s got Bulls fans buzzing. His confidence, off-the-dribble creation, and defensive presence are all taking major steps forward. Haize breaks down: 🏀 How Buzelis’ improved shot creation & rim atta...

The Chicago Bulls are 4-0 to start the 2025-26 season, and this isn't your typical hot streak—it's a complete culture shift. After trailing by double digits against the Sacramento Kings, the Bulls clawed back with relentless defense and balanced scoring, led by Matas Buzelis's 27 points and Josh Giddey's near triple-double. This team is winning without a superstar, spreading the ba...

The Chicago Bulls are 3-0 — and Haize breaks down why. In today’s episode, we dive into two incredible stats driving the Bulls’ success and two that could derail it if things don’t change. From elite ball movement and rim attacks to turnovers and three-point defense, it’s all on the table. Plus, a look ahead at the Bulls’ matchup against the Sacramento Kings and what Chicago needs to do to stay un...

The Chicago Bulls are off to a 3-0 start — their best in years — and they’re doing it with team basketball, elite defense, and unselfish offense. Haize breaks down how Billy Donovan’s system has the Bulls thriving without a single dominant scorer. With six players averaging double-figures, balanced shot distribution, and one of the best bench units in basketball, this team looks dangerously comple...

The Chicago Bulls secure a thrilling 128-123 victory over the Atlanta Hawks, starting their season 3-0 for the first time in four years. Ayo Dosunmu leads the charge with 21 points, sparking a fourth-quarter comeback alongside stellar performances from Josh Giddey and Nikola Vučević. The Bulls' bench proves to be a game-changer, contributing over 40 points and showcasing the team's impress...

The Chicago Bulls are off to their best start in five years, and they’re doing it without Coby White — who’s set to play a major role in the offense once he returns. Haize breaks down how Tre Jones has completely transformed this team on both ends of the floor. Jones ranks among the NBA’s leaders in assists, steals, and net rating, while anchoring the Bulls’ league-best defense. We’ll also talk ab...