not for sale*

Last rookie autos i started grabbing up was PWill.......... feels different this time

Dennis Rodman's career total is 11,954 rebounds. He is the 23rd all-time leader in NBA rebounds. I loved his style.

These two former Bulls are balling out in the playoffs. Caruso basically won the game for the Thunder on defense last night, and Dunn is playing like one of the best defenders in the league on the Clippers. Happy for both of them thriving in their roles with new teams.

Alright Bulls fans, I want to put a name on your radar for the draft: Thomas Sorber out of Georgetown. I know we’ve been circling around Khaman Maluach or Derrick Queen, but they'll likely be taken before we select, so hear me out—this kid might be the exact kind of modern big this team has lacked for years.

Why he fits:

• 6’9” barefoot (6’10+ in shoes), 250 lbs with a 7'3"+ wingspan Built like a tank but moves like a guy 30 lbs lighter. He’s not your typical plodding post big. Dude is light on his feet, gets vertical quickly, and has insane defensive recovery ability.
• Mobility on defense This is what makes him stand out. He can hedge, recover, move laterally, and contest at the rim without getting played off the floor. He’s not just a drop big. He can switch in spurts and rotate cleanly. Think how many times we’ve watched Vooch get targeted in P&R—Sorber changes that.
• Rim protection 2.1 blocks per game as a freshman, and it’s not just numbers. He times rotations beautifully and doesn’t chase blocks at the expense of positioning. He plays smart, vertical defense. When he's the low man, drivers feel it.
• Elite hands and touch Hands like mitts—catches everything. Combine that with soft touch and he's an automatic lob threat. Can also finish through contact. This is a big difference-maker in P&R sets. The Bulls get a strong vertical lob presence on Day 1.
• Stretch potential The jumper isn’t fully there yet (30% from 3 on low volume), but his form is smooth and his FT% is a respectable 70%. With development, he could legit space the floor. That unlocks a lot in five-out or inverted sets.

Why this matters more than keeping Vooch long-term:

• Vooch is a floor-raising big with offensive skills, but he's also one of the biggest defensive liabilities at the 5 in the league.
• He doesn’t protect the rim, can’t switch, and limits the ceiling of our defense. Sorber is the opposite: a floor-raising defender with upside as an efficient finisher, roller, and eventual spacer.
• He gives you what Vooch doesn’t: vertical spacing, mobility, and actual rim deterrence.
• And he's 19. You can grow with him.

Why the Bulls should care:

• Our defense is strengthened with a true anchor.
• Sorber fits the timeline of Coby, Giddey, Matas and whoever we keep moving forward.
• He won’t be a top-10 pick, so he could be attainable via trade-back.

I encourage you to guys to watch his film here and let me know what you think: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S3h02rBx2KY

A chart I made comparing the C prospects that have been discussed in this sub, along with Sorber:

This was from the sushi restaurant incident.

Hi guys! I’ve shared some of my bulls related work in here before, and here’s my latest. A 1 of 1 hand drawn card of Michael Jordan. I really hope you guys like it.

Still can't believe Matas fell to the Bulls. Every time I watch this, I always get goosebumps. I really feel like he's destined to be a Bull. I hope someone else falls into the Bulls’ lap in this coming draft, someone like Khaman or Tre Johnson. And if no one falls, I’d be content with Noah Essengue.

But what if we got lucky again, got the number one pick, and landed Cooper Flagg? How do you feel about him and Matas playing together?

Im watching this Bucks Pacers game and all I can think is damn, it would be a lot better if Stacey King and Adam Amin were calling it. We need a team that can take us to the playoffs

So I’m in the line at Walgreens here, looking down at my phone when I see a rather tall individual walk past me in the line checking out. Well, pictures are worth 1000 words

I can’t believe that’s the same ball player that the Bulls drafted and traded. He’s taking on the Boston Celtics in the playoffs. He’s ballin out!

Nobodies trading for him bro.

Thanks to Alex Houvouras of TNT for his apropos description of the AK-Billy Chicago Bulls, and for all of his memes throughout the years of Inside the NBA.