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Undrafted guard Jaylin Sellers says Bulls offered him a two‑way contract
Jaylin Sellers — an undrafted 6‑foot‑5 guard who played at Ball State, UCF and Providence — revealed the Chicago Bulls offered him a two‑way contract after the 2026 draft. The signing gives the Bulls an additional developmental wing who can shuttle between the NBA and G League and counts toward their two‑way allocation for 2026‑27.
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Caleb Wilson posts gym photo with LeBron James during offseason work
Rookie forward Caleb Wilson shared a photo from an offseason workout with LeBron James, indicating Wilson is getting high-profile training access ahead of his rookie season. The meeting is notable because both players are represented by the same agency (Klutch), and such workouts can accelerate a young player's preparation and visibility.
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Raptors season-opening schedule confirms Bulls will travel to Toronto Oct. 21
A TSN report on the Toronto Raptors’ 2026‑27 preseason and regular‑season plans lists the Raptors’ regular‑season opener as Oct. 21 at home against the Chicago Bulls. That confirms Chicago’s first regular‑season road game date and opponent for the upcoming season.
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Bulls emphasize player development, new regime openly calling it a rebuild
A Sports Illustrated feature reports the Bulls under Bryson Graham and Tiago Splitter have pivoted publicly to a development-first rebuild. The piece highlights coaching hires, a player-development structure, and veteran additions intended as mentors, signaling an organizational shift in priorities.
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Tickets for Bulls home games vs. Celtics set for public sale Sept. 17
TicketNews reports that public tickets for the Chicago Bulls' two United Center regular-season games against the Boston Celtics (Dec. 30, 2026 and Mar. 9, 2027) go on sale Sept. 17 via the United Center box office and primary ticket channels. The sales timing is relevant for fans planning to attend marquee conference matchups.
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Report urges Bulls to fill final two-way slot before training camp
Pippen AIN'T Easy recommends the Bulls sign a third two-way player before training camp, noting the team currently appears to have two two-way slots filled and a remaining spot open. The piece lists potential free agents and internal candidates the front office could consider to add depth ahead of camp.
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Rookie Caleb Wilson posts highlight in Chapel Hill return
ClutchPoints published video coverage of Bulls rookie Caleb Wilson throwing down a powerful dunk during a return visit to Chapel Hill. The item underscores Wilson's athleticism and the buzz around Chicago's fourth overall pick ahead of the regular season.
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NBA roundup lists Bulls roster additions including Nic Claxton and Norman Powell
The NBA’s offseason tracker lists Chicago additions and departures, noting Nic Claxton arriving via a four‑team trade and Norman Powell agreeing to a two‑year deal, along with Zach Collins signing a two‑year deal. The summary confirms roster moves that materially change Chicago’s frontcourt and wing depth ahead of the 2026-27 season.
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Chicago Bulls finalize Tiago Splitter’s 2026-27 coaching staff
The Bulls announced Tiago Splitter’s completed coaching staff for 2026-27, naming Wes Unseld Jr., Blake Ahearn, Jamelle McMillan, Rex Kalamian, Jonah Herscu and Taj Gibson among the assistants and promoting several player development and video staffers. The hires formalize the coaching structure Splitter will use to develop the roster and implement his system.
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Taj Gibson retires and joins Bulls as an assistant coach
After 17 NBA seasons, Taj Gibson announced his retirement and will begin his coaching career with the Chicago Bulls as an assistant on Tiago Splitter’s staff, returning to the franchise where he spent the first eight-plus seasons of his career. The move was confirmed by NBA.com and team posts and adds a veteran, familiar voice to Chicago’s coaching room.
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