
Cody Westerlund
Editor at WSCR-AM (Chicago, IL)
Editor at https://t.co/vdHGth7nHe, also covering the Bulls. Email: [email protected].
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3 days ago |
shorturl.at | Cody Westerlund
CHICAGO (670 The Score) — The Bulls have landed the 12th overall pick in the 2025 NBA Draft after they didn't find any luck in the lottery. That was the expected outcome, as the Bulls entered the NBA Draft Lottery at McCormick Place West on Monday evening with an 85% chance to land the 12th selection. Coming off a 39-43 season, the Bulls held a 1.7% chance to land the No. 1 overall pick and an 8% chance to move up into the top four.
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3 days ago |
audacy.com | Cody Westerlund
CHICAGO (670 The Score) - The Bulls have landed the 12th overall pick in the 2025 NBA Draft after they didn't find any luck in the lottery. That was the expected outcome, as the Bulls entered the NBA Draft Lottery at McCormick Place West on Monday evening with an 85% chance to land the 12th selection. Coming off a 39-43 season, the Bulls held a 1.7% chance to land the No. 1 overall pick and an 8% chance to move up into the top four.
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4 weeks ago |
shorturl.at | Cody Westerlund
CHICAGO (670 The Score) – While revealing few specifics about how the Bulls can take a meaningful step forward after being eliminated in the play-in tournament for the third straight season, executive vice president of basketball operations Arturas Karnisovas did hit on one theme Thursday in his season-ending press conference. He asked Bulls fans for patience.
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4 weeks ago |
audacy.com | Cody Westerlund
CHICAGO (670 The Score) - While revealing few specifics about how the Bulls can take a meaningful step forward after being eliminated in the play-in tournament for the third straight season, executive vice president of basketball operations Arturas Karnisovas did hit on one theme Thursday in his season-ending press conference. He asked Bulls fans for patience.
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4 weeks ago |
shorturl.at | Cody Westerlund
CHICAGO (670 The Score) – The Bulls’ experience in the play-in tournament was less beneficial, intense and meaningful than team brass had billed its potential as for weeks. The Bulls’ season ended quietly with a pathetic showing in a 109-90 loss to the Heat on Wednesday evening at the United Center in the play-in game between the ninth and 10th seeds of the Eastern Conference. It marked the third straight year that the Heat had eliminated the Bulls in the play-in tournament.
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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.

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.

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.