
The 2026 NBA trade deadline was a whirlwind for the Chicago Bulls. Vice president of basketball operations Arturas Karnisovas and general manager Marc Eversley flipped the team's roster on its head, dealing nearly every expiring contract for younger talent and/or a plethora of second-round picks.
On Thursday night, the Bulls are slated to face the Raptors in Toronto. The team that takes the floor will look very different than the one that has suited up during the first half of the season.
Who is left on the roster? What long-term draft assets did Chicago acquire? Does the team have too many guards?
BullsRoundtable has the answers to all your questions in our comprehensive guide to the Chicago Bulls' trade deadline:
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The Chicago Bulls also waived G Jevon Carter as part of the deal.
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The New York Knicks later traded Dalen Terry to the New Orleans Pelicans in exchange for G Jose Alvarado.
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The Chicago Bulls subsequently announced they had signed G Mac McClung to a two-way contract.
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Upcoming First Round Draft Picks:
The Chicago Bulls own all of their own first-rounders from 2026 to 2032. If Portland's lottery-protected pick does not convey by 2028, it will become an unprotected second-rounder.
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As the All-Star break nears, the Chicago Bulls are currently the No. 10 seed in the Eastern Conference with a 24-27 record. Billy Donovan's makeshift team will face the Raptors on the road on Feb. 5, host the Nuggets on Feb. 7 and close out the first half of the season at Brooklyn (Feb. 9) and at Boston (Feb. 11).