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Bulls host defending world champs (?!?) Knicks

The Knicks arrive in Chicago after snapping a 0‑3 start with their first win last night, while the Bulls report a fully healthy roster. With no injury updates yet, the blog invites live comments before and after the game, though a formal recap isn’t guaranteed.

Bulls at Celtics preview and game thread

The preview breaks down the Bulls' upcoming matchup against the Celtics, stressing the need for a solid performance rather than a 'junk game.' It highlights rookie Caleb Wilson's chance to earn meaningful minutes and warns that missed threes could make the Bulls look sloppy. The piece also notes injury concerns, with forward Noa Essengue listed as questionable after facial injuries in Milwaukee. Fans get a quick look at the Bulls' strategic outlook and roster health before tip‑off on Oct. 26, 2026.

Caleb Wilson has first 30-point game (Bulls lose)

Caleb Wilson erupts for his first 30‑point game in Chicago’s 112‑106 loss to the Washington Wizards, logging 38 minutes, 10‑of‑24 shooting, 14 rebounds, 3 assists, 2 steals, a block and zero turnovers. Despite a 1‑for‑9 three‑point night, Wilson dominates the paint and shows a promising production ceiling early in his career. Fellow rookie forward Patrick Williams also records a career‑high 14 rebounds, though only once reached the 30‑point mark. The Bulls now face a tough stretch of opponents, making Wilson’s continued minutes and potential crunch‑time role crucial for the rebuild.

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.

Bulls get absolutely worked in opener by Raptors

The Bulls were brutally outmatched in their season opener, falling 29 points behind the Raptors by halftime and never recovering. Starters Caleb Wilson (4‑10, 10 points, 5 turnovers) and Matas Buzelis (1‑6 in 14 minutes) struggled, while the bench went in late with no impact. Toronto’s defense forced 14 turnovers and limited Chicago to a 3‑for‑23 three‑point shooting night, while Quickley poured in four threes. Despite a respectable 31.8% offensive rebound rate and strong free‑throw numbers, the Bulls shot just 33.6% eFG% and couldn’t generate paint penetration. The loss highlights serious offensive woes and raises questions about the rotation moving forward.