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Rapid Recap: Bulls 132, Bucks 125
The Milwaukee Bucks slip to a 0-2 start after a 132-125 home loss to the Chicago Bulls on Oct. 23, 2026. Tyler Herro, now in a Bucks jersey, leads with 34 points, five rebounds and four assists, while Norman Powell (25) and Caleb Wilson (21) power the Bulls. The game sees multiple lead changes, a crucial late free‑throw disparity (Bucks 14/26, Bulls 26/28), and a controversial blocking foul on Kasparas Jakučionis that helps Chicago seal the win. Despite a late Herro surge, Milwaukee cannot overcome the Bulls' shooting rhythm and falters in the fourth quarter.
Watch Tyler Herro’s flashy 1st bucket in Milwaukee
Coach Taylor Jenkins’ Milwaukee Bucks squared off with Tiago Splitter’s Chicago Bulls at the Fiserv Forum as Josh Giddey’s pregame injury status was revealed. Bucks guard Tyler Herro, who has a fan in Ryan Hollins, went right at Giddey and the Bulls, racking up nine points in nine minutes as he scored on a deft […] The post Watch Tyler Herro’s flashy 1st bucket in Milwaukee appeared first on ClutchPoints .
Bulls vs. Bucks afternoon start GAME THREAD
The Bulls open the NBA season against the Bucks in Milwaukee at an unusual 3 p.m. CT tip‑off, as the city hosts World Series Game 1 that night. The blog notes the lack of buzz about canceling the game and questions whether the Bucks are truly a weaker foe than Chicago. Post‑Giannis, Milwaukee still fields a solid lineup, with no Bucks listed on the injury report, while the Bulls add Josh Giddey (playing through a wrist issue) and list Jordan Hawkins as inactive despite being cleared. Nic Claxton remains out for Chicago. The thread invites live discussion during the day.
How to watch Bulls vs Bucks: NBA, live stream, TV channel
The Chicago Bulls (0-1) host the Milwaukee Bucks (0-1) at Fiserv Forum on Friday, Oct. 23, 2026, at 4 PM ET. Tune in via Chicago Sports Network Plus or stream live on Fubo (free trial available). Chicago looks to bounce back from a 135‑92 loss to Toronto, with rookie Caleb Wilson debuting with 16 points and Matas Buzelis leading with 17. Milwaukee, fresh off a 128‑116 defeat by Washington, relies on Tyler Herro’s 24 points and nine assists. The game promises a compelling early‑season showdown.
Is Josh Giddey playing? Bulls vs Bucks injury report
The Chicago Bulls will visit the Milwaukee Bucks on Friday. The World Series forced the game to be rescheduled for the afternoon because Game 1 is at night in Milwaukee. Josh Giddey was listed as probable on the NBA injury report due to a left wrist injury. On Wednesday, Giddey played in the Bulls’ season […] The post Is Josh Giddey playing? Bulls vs Bucks injury report appeared first on ClutchPoints .
Bulls Routed 135-92 by Raptors in Season Opener
The Bulls never led, turned it over 27 times and shot 4 of 36 from three in a 135-92 opening-night loss to the Raptors in Toronto. The post Bulls Routed 135-92 by Raptors in Season Opener appeared first on On Tap Sports Net .
How to Watch Bulls at Bucks: Time, TV Channel, Live Stream
How to watch Bulls at Bucks at Fiserv Forum: an early 3:00 p.m. CT tip-off on CHSN and the CHSN app. The post How to Watch Bulls at Bucks: Time, TV Channel, Live Stream appeared first on On Tap Sports Net .
Cameron Johnson injury exposed Nuggets issue DeMar DeRozan can't solve
The Denver Nuggets need more three-point shooting out side of Cameron Johnson.
The new normal for the Toronto Raptors: 40 point wins, the Bench Mob 2.0, and more?
The Raptors opened the season with a dominant 124‑81 win over the Chicago Bulls, their biggest margin in franchise history. Starters tallied 92 points while the bench—dubbed the new Bench Mob 2.0 featuring Jamison Battle, Allen Graves, Jamal Shead, Ja’Kobe Walter and Collin Murray‑Boyles—provided solid defense, playmaking and three‑point shooting. Immanuel Quickley hit four-of‑nine from downtown, signaling a shift toward higher volume threes. Concerns linger for center Jakob Poeltl, who managed only three points in 22 minutes, especially with a tougher interior test looming against Anthony Davis and the Washington Wizards. The article previews the upcoming matchup and its potential impact on Toronto’s new identity.
The Toronto Raptors Are Undoubtedly This Year’s Breakout Team
The 2026-27 NBA season is underway, and no team had an opening-night victory like the Toronto Raptors. It’s just one game, but by spring, many will look back and see that Toronto is this year’s clear dark-horse contender. Toronto opened 2026-27 with a dominant 43-point victory over the Chicago Bulls on Wednesday night. The Raptors’ […] The post The Toronto Raptors Are Undoubtedly This Year’s Breakout Team appeared first on The Lead .
NBA injury report for October 23: Fox, Giddey among players listed
The NBA injury report for Friday, October 23, lists several notable players as questionable or out, including San Antonio Spurs guard De’Aaron Fox, Chicago Bulls guard Josh Giddey and Houston Rockets guard Reed Sheppard. The report was current as of 10:45 a.m. ET and covers 11 matchups. Chicago Bulls @ Milwaukee Bucks Chicago has several […] The post NBA injury report for October 23: Fox, Giddey among players listed appeared first on TalkBasket.net .
Three takeaways from Caleb Wilson’s first NBA regular season game
Former Tar Heel Caleb Wilson debuted for the Chicago Bulls on Oct. 21, 2026, posting 16 points, four rebounds, three steals, a block and nine turnovers, but a franchise‑worst –45 plus/minus stole the headlines. The blog breaks down three takeaways: the Bulls’ night was a collective shooting disaster (4‑36 from three) and point guard Josh Giddey’s poor play hurt Wilson’s line, Wilson’s instinct‑driven decisions led to turnovers against elite defenders like Scottie Barnes and Kawhi Leonard, and when he stuck to his strengths he showed promise with several dunks, a smooth mid‑range fadeaway and solid defense. The piece argues the plus/minus is misleading and previews how Wilson can grow with better support and pacing.
Can the Raptors Replicate Their Opening Day Dominance Against the Wizards?
The Toronto Raptors aim to repeat their opening‑night fireworks after crushing the Chicago Bulls 135‑92, the biggest home‑opener win in franchise history. Kawhi Leonard returns with 23 points, joined by Scottie Barnes and Immanuel Quickley (23 each) and RJ Barrett’s 20. On Friday they face a Wizards squad that opened with a 128‑116 win over Milwaukee, highlighted by Anthony Davis’s 34‑point, 12‑board effort and Trae Young’s 20 points and 13 assists. The preview flags the duel between Leonard and Davis, the importance of Raptors’ turnover pressure, and a predicted 114‑108 Raptors victory.
How the Bulls' Caleb Wilson and Matas Buzelis should give the Bucks nightmares
Caleb Wilson and Matas Buzelis could exploit Milwaukee's weakness on the wings and help the Bulls bounce back after their season-opening loss in Toronto.
Milwaukee Bucks vs. Chicago Bulls Preview & Game Thread: Fans, meet the young Bucks
The Bucks face the Bulls in a crucial preseason showdown at Fiserv Forum on Oct. 23, 2026, with both teams eager for a win before a daunting schedule. Milwaukee, holding a clean injury slate, must adapt to Chicago’s high‑tempo style driven by Josh Giddey and Norman Powell, while staying mindful of the Bulls’ pace‑centric offense. Chicago, reeling from a 135‑92 loss to the Raptors, deals with several injuries (Nic Claxton out, others questionable) and leans on rookie Leonard Miller, who is averaging 17.3 points and shooting 54.5% from three in the preseason. The preview highlights Kel’el Ware’s potential to dominate the smaller Bulls frontcourt, projecting a 15‑point, 12‑rebounds performance as the key to Milwaukee’s success.
Central Notes: Haliburton, Jackson, Trent, Bulls
Tyrese Haliburton returns from a torn Achilles in his first regular‑season game, scoring 23 points (16 in the fourth) and 12 assists to spark a 108‑105 Pacers comeback win at New Orleans. He credits Pelicans guard Dejounte Murray for recovery advice and is emotional seeing fans and family in the arena. With T.J. McConnell still out, Quenton Jackson shines off the bench, earning coach Rick Carlisle’s praise for key steals and layups. Meanwhile, Gary Trent Jr., after re‑signing with Milwaukee, sits out a loss to Washington amid a salary‑cap probe, and the Bulls suffer a 43‑point defeat to Toronto, leaving their schedule and upcoming game against Milwaukee in doubt.
Caleb Wilson takes humbling lesson from getting crushed in NBA debut
On Wednesday, Caleb Wilson got his feet wet in his debut with the Chicago Bulls. However, the Bulls suffered a historic blowout loss to the Toronto Raptors, 135-92. Wilson finished the game with 16 points and 4 rebounds. But he also had 9 turnovers. After the game, Wilson took it stride as a learning process, […] The post Caleb Wilson takes humbling lesson from getting crushed in NBA debut appeared first on ClutchPoints .
Tiago Splitter just gave Bulls fans a reason to cheer at Patrick Williams’ expense
It took only one game for Tiago Splitter to make the Patrick Williams decision Bulls fans have been waiting years for.
Raptors overreactions: Toronto will win Eastern Conference with Kawhi Leonard again after brutal 43-point clawing of Bulls
The Toronto Raptors opened the 2026‑27 season with a historic 135‑92 rout of the Chicago Bulls, the largest season‑opening win in franchise history. Kawhi Leonard returned to score 23 points in 24 minutes, while Immanuel Quickley, Scottie Barnes and RJ Barrett each added 23, 23 and 20 points respectively, combining for 89 of the team’s total. The win featured 15 steals, six blocks and a 48‑point lead at its peak, highlighting a potent offense and stout defense. Despite Leonard’s shaky shooting (5‑of‑17), the article argues the four‑player core positions Toronto as a serious Eastern Conference contender, though it warns against premature hype.
Caleb Wilson's honest take on his rough NBA debut validates the Bulls' draft decision
Chicago Bulls rookie forward Caleb Wilson struggled mightily in his NBA debut, but his attitude and approach to the loss shows why he was the right pick.
A moment of Zen about the Spurs’ opening night loss to the Thunder
The Spurs stumbled 12-0 in their opening night against the Oklahoma City Thunder, falling to a 0-1 record tied with several other winless teams. Victor Wembanyama recorded only one dunk, while Devin Vassell managed seven points on 25% shooting. The Thunder’s Chet Holmgren outscored Wembanyama 14-12 and blocked his shot, and bench scorer Jared McCain hit 6‑of‑8 from three, accounting for the decisive margin. Oklahoma’s superior three‑point shooting (13‑31) versus San Antonio’s (9‑37) proved the difference, despite the Spurs’ better free‑throw and two‑point percentages. The article breaks down the box score, turnovers and key performances to explain the 12‑point loss.
Kawhi Leonard’s defensive reality check sets early standard for second Raptors stint
After a blowout win against the Bulls, Kawhi Leonard noted some defensive improvements the Raptors must make for bigger matchups.
Raptors star Kawhi Leonard offers firm 4-word response on return to full form
Kawhi Leonard caps his Raptors debut with a 23‑point, 6‑rebound, 2‑assist line as Toronto thunders past the Chicago Bulls 135‑92 in the 2026‑27 season opener. When asked about his comeback from a ham‑string of injuries with the Clippers, Leonard quips, “You can’t rush greatness.” The Raptors dominate defensively, tallying 27 forced turnovers, 14 steals and six blocks, while the Bulls shoot a dismal 4‑for‑36 from three. Scottie Barnes and Immanuel Quickley also drop 23 points each, signaling a healthy Leonard could anchor a deep playoff run.
Kawhi Leonard: ‘You can’t rush greatness’ after Raptors debut
Kawhi Leonard wants to “shock the world, again.” His first game back with the Raptors offered an encouraging start. Leonard finished with 23 points, six rebounds, four steals, two assists and a block in 24 minutes Wednesday as Toronto overwhelmed the Bulls 135-92. But when asked about reaching midseason form, he made clear that his […] The post Kawhi Leonard: ‘You can’t rush greatness’ after Raptors debut appeared first on Hoops Wire .
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