Cody Westerlund

We know the Bulls have met with or are scheduled to meet with these prospects. There are certainly others. Georgia F Asa Newell Michigan State G Jase Richardson South Carolina F Collin Murray-Boyles UConn F Liam McNeeley Georgetown big man Thomas Sorber Texas G Tre Johnson

Liam McNeeley has 13 interviews scheduled with teams in the coming days, and one of them is with the Bulls, he says.

Jase Richardson has a meeting with the Bulls scheduled for Friday, he says.

Asa Newell has met either the Bulls or plans to (I didn’t catch the start of the question). Derik Queen has met with 5 teams already, but the Bulls aren’t one of them.

RT @670TheScore: Bulls land 12th overall pick in 2025 NBA Draft https://t.co/k0Cu8Ni2Gv via @CodyWesterlund https://t.co/UcmAnfGKaK

Matas Buzelis reacts to the Bulls landing the 12th pick in the NBA Draft and shares how he feels heading into next season. https://t.co/EfFbhduMLc

If Josh Giddey missed this shot and the Bulls had the same results the rest of the way, they would have landed the No. 1 overall pick. One more loss for the Bulls at any point to finish with 38 wins instead of 39 would’ve had them slotted 11th, which jumped to No. 1.

NBA @NBA

JOSH GIDDEY WINS IT AT THE BUZZER FROM HALF COURT 🚨 COMPLETES AN 18-POINT 4Q COMEBACK FOR THE BULLS!! #TissotBuzzerBeater #YourTimeDefinesYourGreatness https://t.co/66AbdWc0rw

NBA Draft order for top 4: 1) Mavericks 2) Spurs 3) 76ers 4) Hornets The Mavericks win the tiebreaker flip after finishing with same record as the Bulls.

The Hornets, 76ers, Spurs and Mavericks are in the top 4 of the NBA Draft in some order.

The Bulls will select 12th in the NBA Draft.

The Bulls have a 1.7% chance to land the No. 1 pick and an 8.04% chance of moving into the top 4. They could get any of picks 1-4 or 12-14, but 12th pick is the overwhelming favorite at 85%. If you don’t hear the Bulls’ name called in first 3 reveals, you’ll know they moved up. https://t.co/0EPBoNHBEe

This is a great question and a crucial storyline/distinction moving forward given the astonishing rate that Draymond Green is piling up technical fouls and flagrant foul points and how long the Wolves-Warriors series figures to go.

nick wright @getnickwright

I need someone from the NBA office to explain to me the rationale behind the Draymond foul yesterday being a technical—because it happened after a foul & therefore was a dead ball foul—and this being a flagrant on Jokic… other than saving Draymond from a 3rd flagrant foul point.

He’s admonishing the Knicks as if they didn’t perfectly execute exactly what they wanted to do lol.

Jimmy Traina @JimmyTraina

Reggie Miller not exactly putting on a broadcasting clinic in these final minutes.

That’s a tough technical foul for Draymond Green. He has the right to remove a pest from the greatest shooter in NBA history’s face.

I absolutely love the no call because Hardaway was looking for the foul instead of the make and foul hunting instead of looking to make shots is the worst part of watching the NBA.

Barstool Sports @barstoolsports

Did the Knicks get away with a foul on Hardaway? https://t.co/3VUMM1dJtW

The Bulls lost the tiebreak with the Mavericks, so they'll have a 1.7% chance of landing the No. 1 pick in the NBA Draft and 8.0% at top 4. The Bulls will slot 12th ahead of the NBA Draft lottery, which means if the math were to go exactly to plan, that's the pick they'd have.

The hard part for anyone who doesn’t want the Bears to draft Ashton Jeanty is that if they do, he will be awesome and rush for 1,700 yards and you’ll get dunked on badly — but you’ll get no credit in 2027 or 2028 when the trenches still aren’t elite, which was always your point.