The Chicago Bulls are rewriting their playbook this offseason, bringing in fresh leadership and bold moves that shake up the roster. New head coach Tiago Splitter, backed by front office exec Bryson Graham, gets a clean slate to build his culture — a stark contrast to his unstable stint in Portland. Meanwhile, Norman Powell lands a lucrative two-year, $45M deal, primed for big stats and potential trade value with a young team. But not everyone’s smiling: Josh Giddey’s role is now murky under the new regime, with less offensive responsibility and a tougher fit in their physical, defensive system. And Jalen Smith, despite a strong season, faces an uncertain future as the Bulls stack versatile wings and rim protection, leaving his minutes and future in doubt. This is a team on a clear new path — some players will thrive, others may need to adapt fast.
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