Bulls Fans May Have UNDERESTIMATED This New Core
About this episode
Haize discusses the potential of the Chicago Bulls' new core and their developmental prospects following recent performances.
Are the Chicago Bulls actually further ahead than fans thought? After Caleb Wilson’s explosive Summer League debut , Matas Buzelis’ growth , Josh Giddey’s playmaking skill set , and the new roster structure around Tiago Splitter , it may be time for Bulls fans to shift the conversation from “Are the Bulls stuck?” to “Did Chicago finally build a real developmental foundation?” Haize breaks down why the Bulls’ new direction feels different — not because Chicago is suddenly a finished product, but because the outline finally makes basketball sense. Wilson gives the Bulls real frontcourt upside. Matas gives them a legitimate third-year leap candidate. Giddey gives them a 6-foot-8 organizer who can rebound, pass, and push pace. Add in Norman Powell, Nic Claxton, Dailyn Swain, Noa Essengue , and Splitter’s developmental approach, and the Bulls may have a more coherent path than many expected. But Haize also keeps the conversation balanced. Shooting is still fragile. Half-court creation still has questions. Young players are inconsistent. Giddey still has to prove he can close games and survive defensively when defenses tighten up. 🔥 Topics include: Why the Bulls may be ahead of…
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