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2022 Chicago Bulls Regular Season Overview

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Standing (Conference)Conference Rank	10th Eastern Conference
WinsWins	40
LossesLosses	42
PPGPoints Per Game	113.1
PPG AllowedPoints Per Game Allowed	111.8
RPGRebounds Per Game	42.4
APGAssists Per Game	24.5
Head CoachHead Coach	Billy Donovan

Bulls agree to three year, $60 million contract extension with Nikola Vucevic

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Julian Phillips

CHI Small Forward #35

Julian Phillips struggled mightily on Saturday and finished with just two points (1-for-2 FGs), four rebounds, one block and three turnovers against the Grizzlies.

Phillips was the only draft pick that Chicago made, and they traded into the second round to get him. Unfortunately, his debut for them didn’t go very well. He wasn’t able to play in their first game on Friday because he hadn’t signed his contract yet, so he’ll get more chances to show what made him a five-star recruit out of high school. However, this wasn’t the best start for him.
Justin Lewis

CHI Small Forward #34

Justin Lewis (left ankle) will not return to Saturday’s matchup with Memphis.

Lewis rolled his ankle halfway through the first quarter, and it will prevent him from returning to this game. Lewis was solid in their game on Friday, but, unfortunately, he is no stranger to injuries. He injured his ACL during training camp in August, but this injury shouldn’t be as severe.
Justin Lewis

CHI Small Forward #34

Justin Lewis played 22 minutes in Friday’s 83-74 win over Toronto, accounting for seven points (3-of-6 FGs, 1-of-1 FTs), seven rebounds, one assist, one steal, and one blocked shot.

Not selected in the 2022 NBA Draft, Lewis missed all of last season with a torn ACL in his right knee. As one would expect, there was some caution exercised regarding his playing time, but Lewis was still effective as a rebounder and defender. The defensive versatility is what will give Lewis an opportunity to crack the back end of the Bulls’ rotation but look for the team to take its time with him due to the knee injury.
Dalen Terry

CHI Shooting Guard #25

Dalen Terry shot 4-of-14 from the field and 1-of-2 from the foul line in Friday’s 83-74 win over the Raptors, scoring 10 points with six rebounds, four assists, three steals, and one 3-pointer in 31 minutes.

While Terry did accumulate three steals, the offense left a lot to be desired. The second-year guard appeared to be a bit rushed on that end of the floor, which impacted his shot selection and decision-making (three turnovers). With Zach LaVine, DeMar DeRozan, and Nikola Vucevic set to again lead the way offensively for the Bulls, Terry isn’t going to be in a lot of situations in which he serves as a playmaker. In order to lock down a place in Billy Donovan’s rotation this winter, he’ll need to make strides this summer and in training camp.
Torrey Craig

CHI Small Forward #0

ESPN’s Adrian Wojnarowski reports that Torrey Craig has signed a two-year deal to join the Bulls.

Craig averaged 7.5 points, 5.4 boards, 1.5 assists and 1.3 triples across 24.7 minutes for Phoenix last season - all career-highs. He’ll be a welcomed addition at forward in Chicago’s thin rotation.
Patrick Beverley

CHI Point Guard #21

Bleacher Report’s Chris Haynes reports that Patrick Beverley has signed a one-year, $3.2 million deal with the 76ers.

Philly is expected to trade James Harden this offseason, and Shake Milton inked a two-year deal with the Timberwolves, leaving Philly’s backcourt rotation mighty thin. PatBev should play a significant role in the rotation, but his fantasy value is muted due to his lack of offense and inability to rack up meaningful counting stats. Bev’s departure from Chicago means that Jevon Carter and Coby White should see big minutes for the Bulls next season.
Jevon Carter

CHI Point Guard #5

According to ESPN’s Adrian Wojnarowski, the Bulls have signed Jevon Carter to a three-year deal worth approximately $20 million.

After spending one-plus seasons in Milwaukee, the former Proviso East (Maywood, Illinois) standout is headed back to his home state. Carter’s fantasy value in Milwaukee was limited to that of a streamer on nights when the Bucks were shorthanded, but there’s a clear path to relevance in Chicago. Lonzo Ball (knee) may not play at all next season, while Alex Caruso missed time due to injuries last season. Even if the Bulls re-sign Ayo Dosunmu (they’ve agreed to a deal with Coby White), Carter could be worth a look in deeper leagues.
Coby White

CHI Point Guard #0

According to ESPN’s Adrian Wojnarowski, the Bulls have signed Coby White to a three-year deal worth $40 million.

White was due to be a restricted free agent, but the Bulls wasted no time in getting him under contract. An inconsistent player during his time in Chicago, there’s actually a path to fantasy relevance for the 2019 first-round pick. Lonzo Ball (knee) may not be able to play at all next season, and Alex Caruso struggled to stay healthy last season. White may remain a reserve next season, but he’ll be worthy of a look in deeper leagues, especially if the Bulls can’t make any significant improvements to the perimeter rotation.
Andre Drummond

CHI Center #3

According to multiple reports, Andre Drummond has decided to opt into the final season of his contract and remain with the Bulls.

Not too long after it was reported that Drummond could opt out of the final season of his contract, he’s decided to opt-in. Drummond said in early June that he planned on remaining with the Bulls for next season, and that’s what he ultimately decided to do. The veteran center, who will remain Nikola Vucevic’s backup, will make $3.36 million. The backup role limits Drummond’s fantasy value, especially when considering the fact that Vooch played in all 82 games for the Bulls last season.
Andre Drummond

CHI Center #3

According to Marc Stein, Andre Drummond could opt out of the final season of his contract and become a free agent.

During a podcast appearance on June 6, Drummond said that he planned to opt into the final season of his contract and remain with the Bulls. Apparently, that is no longer a sure thing. And, according to Stein, the feeling in some league circles is that the veteran center could wind up in Dallas. The Mavericks are in need of significant improvements in the frontcourt rotation, and a move to Dallas would give Drummond a shot at fantasy relevance.

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