What News About the Chicago Bulls Is Up Next? Greetings and welcome to the 54th edition of “Tasting Flight,” a daily email designed to inform Bulls Nation supporters of all the most recent events. Like Father Like Son: Scotty Pippen Jr. helped the Memphis Grizzlies defeat the Bulls 142-131 on Saturday by scoring 30 points and dishing out 10 assists, setting a new career high. In the victory in Chicago, he finishes with a career-high 30 PTS and 10 AST!
NBA November 24, 2024 (@NBA) ABREAKING NEWS:Zach LaVine set player hasn’t put up those numbers in the United Center since 1995. That athlete? Legendary Bulls player Scottie Pippen. Pippen Jr. completed Saturday’s game barely below the 80% from the field his father shot, November 24, 2024 Bulls Front Office Open to Trading Williams, Patrick In a recent Bleacher Report video stream, NBA insider Jake Fischer mostly discussed the fallout from Golden State Warriors guard DeAnthony Melton’s season-ending injury. Philadelphia, the NBA Cup, a follow-up on Jonathan Motley and the G League, the Warriors losing Melton, the Lakers, and your live questions will all be covered.
According to a report that was included with Fischer’s visit, the Bulls are “going to be open-minded to moving a player such as Patrick Williams.” Given the uncertainty surrounding the forward’s return to playing time, it seems unlikely that Williams will be traded by the 2025 NBA trade deadline. Given that Fischer’s word choice does not just mention Williams as a Bulls trade candidate, the implications of his article are significant for Bulls supporters.
Returning to the Bulls On Tap Tasting Flight from November 8, Joe Cowley of the Chicago Sun-Times reported that if trades for veterans Zach LaVine and Nikola Vucevic don’t work out, Bulls executive Arturas Karnisovas would think about switching to move either Ayo Dosunmu or Coby White. NBA rumors may be giving away early clues about Karnisovas’ next steps to complete his product.
Analytics Verify the Bulls Fans’ Eye Test A report on NBA passers who are making the most long-range catch-and-shoot three-point attempts in the 2024–25 season was released by Todd Whitehead of the sports analytics company Synergy Basketball. Bulls rotation players Nikola Vucevic, Coby White, Zach LaVine, Josh Giddey, and Ayo Dosunmu are well-represented in Whitehead’s report.
