The Chicago Bulls’ top management made it plain that they realized adjustments had to be made after the team concluded yet another forgettable season in April.
Although not much has transpired in the offseason thus far, Chicago promised to make moves, and they did. Even while not all of them have been embraced by the fan base, it is encouraging to see that the front office is making an effort to adapt. That’s something that Bulls supporters have long desired.
This Bulls club has acquired a few new players thus far, but there will probably be more adjustments done before the regular season begins. Additionally, they lost a few players. The Bulls lost Alex Caruso and DeMar DeRozan, but they gained Josh Giddey, Jalen Smith, and Chris Duarte. Patrick Williams was also re-signed by the Bulls. The decisions Chicago has made this summer are ranked as follows:
Trade of Alex Caruso
This upset a lot of Bulls supporters. It was expected that Chicago would send Alex Caruso packing in a trade, but it surprised them to only receive Josh Giddey in exchange. Although Giddey is much younger than Caruso and the Bulls are constructing a youthful squad, he actually lacks any of the offensive skills they are seeking.
