
Bulls Rally Falls Short After Early Collapse Against Cavaliers
Chicago mounts a late comeback behind Josh Giddey’s playmaking but ultimately comes up short after a deep early deficit.

Chicago mounts a late comeback behind Josh Giddey’s playmaking but ultimately comes up short after a deep early deficit.

Chicago’s defensive lapses and lack of discipline resurfaced in a 143–130 defeat, reinforcing a growing concern about lessons still unlearned.

pite an impressive 35-point performance in his Summer League debut, Bulls rookie Caleb Wilson focused on Chicago's narrow loss rather than his individual accomplishments.

Chicago’s latest loss deepened concerns about direction and development, even as head coach Billy Donovan emphasized effort and sustainability over results.

Chicago’s consecutive victories over Cleveland have highlighted renewed cohesion and effort, reinforcing veteran Nikola Vučević’s belief that the Bulls may be turning a corner.

The Chicago Bulls improved to 5–0 for the first time since 1996–97 with a 135–125 win over the New York Knicks, led by Josh Giddey’s career-high 32 points and a balanced, unselfish offensive attack.