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Chicago Bulls 2025-26 Season Preview
The Bulls enter the new season reshaped and refocused, anchored by the towering play of standout guard Josh Giddey, whose breakout triple‑double performances — including a near quadruple-double and a buzzer-beater — aligned him with the franchise’s most versatile players since Michael Jordan. The front office also made a bold three-team trade that sent Zach LaVine to Sacramento, in return bringing in Tre Jones, Kevin Huerter, and Zach Collins, aiming to add defensive grit, perimeter shooting, and depth to the roster. With Lonzo Ball healthy and secured on a veteran extension, along with rookies like Noa Essengue and notable signings such as Yuki Kawamura, the roster blends playoff-proven experience with youthful upside.
However, the Bulls face hurdles beyond on‑court chemistry. A long-running contract standoff between the team and Giddey — who sought a major salary reflective of his All-Star surge — continues to cast uncertainty over his mindset entering training camp. Meanwhile, bookmakers and analysts predict a tough early stretch in their schedule, which begins with dated matchups against teams like Orlando, Atlanta, Sacramento, and New York — suggesting the Bulls will need both consistency and resilience to stay competitive.
Chicago Bulls 2025-26 Tickets Info
Tickets for Chicago Bulls 2025-26 home games at are on sale now via EventsChaser, with NO hidden service fees. Prices generally start around $60 to $80 for upper-level seats during regular weekday games. Mid-tier seats in the 100 or 200 level usually range from $110 to $180, depending on the opponent and day of the week. Marquee matchups against teams like the Lakers, Celtics, or Knicks often drive prices higher, with lower bowl seating hitting $250 to $350. VIP packages — which may include perks like official merchandise bundle, hospitality lounge entry, and premium seating near the court — typically range from $350 to over $1,500, depending on the game and experience tier. Overall, the Bulls offer a wide pricing spectrum suited for both casual fans and premium buyers.
Chicago Bulls 2025-26 Opponents
During the 2025–26 NBA season, the Chicago Bulls will compete against all 29 other teams as part of the league’s standard scheduling format. In the Central Division, they’ll face familiar rivals like the Milwaukee Bucks, Cleveland Cavaliers, Indiana Pacers, and Detroit Pistons multiple times. Across the Eastern Conference, key matchups will include games against the Boston Celtics, Miami Heat, Philadelphia 76ers, New York Knicks, and Atlanta Hawks. The Bulls will also play each Western Conference team at least once at home and once on the road, including high-profile contests with the Los Angeles Lakers, Golden State Warriors, Denver Nuggets, Dallas Mavericks, and Phoenix Suns, making for a competitive and well-rounded schedule throughout the year.
Chicago Bulls 2025-26 Schedule
- Week 1 (Oct 22–28)
Oct 22 vs Detroit; Oct 25 @ Orlando; Oct 27 vs Atlanta; Oct 29 vs Sacramento; Oct 31 vs New York - Week 2 (Nov 1–7)
Nov 2 @ New York; Nov 4 vs Philadelphia; Nov 7 @ Milwaukee - Week 3 (Nov 8–14)
Nov 8 @ Cleveland; Nov 10 vs San Antonio; Nov 12 @ Detroit; Nov 16 @ Utah; Nov 17 @ Denver; Nov 19 @ Portland; Nov 21 vs Miami - Week 4 (Nov 22–28)
Nov 22 vs Washington; Nov 24 @ New Orleans; Nov 28 @ Charlotte - Week 5 (Nov 29–Dec 5)
Nov 29 @ Indiana; Dec 1 @ Orlando; Dec 3 vs Brooklyn; Dec 5 vs Indiana - Week 6 (Dec 6–12)
Dec 7 vs Golden State - Week 7 (Dec 13–19)
Dec 17 vs Cleveland; Dec 19 @ Cleveland - Week 8 (Dec 20–26)
Dec 21 @ Atlanta; Dec 23 @ Atlanta; Dec 26 vs Philadelphia - Week 9 (Dec 27–Jan 2)
Dec 27 vs Milwaukee; Dec 29 vs Minnesota; Dec 31 vs New Orleans; Jan 2 vs Orlando - Week 10 (Jan 3–9)
Jan 3 vs Charlotte; Jan 5 @ Boston; Jan 7 @ Detroit; Jan 8 vs Miami - Week 11 (Jan 10–16)
Jan 10 vs Dallas; Jan 13 @ Houston; Jan 14 vs Utah; Jan 16 @ Brooklyn - Week 12 (Jan 17–23)
Jan 18 vs Brooklyn; Jan 20 vs L.A. Clippers; Jan 22 @ Minnesota; Jan 24 vs Boston; Jan 26 vs L.A. Lakers - Week 13 (Jan 24–30)
Jan 28 @ Indiana; Jan 30 @ Miami - Week 14 (Jan 31–Feb 6)
Feb 1 @ Miami; Feb 3 @ Milwaukee; Feb 5 @ Toronto - Week 15 (Feb 7–13)
Feb 7 vs Denver; Feb 9 @ Brooklyn; Feb 11 @ Boston - Week 16 (Feb 14–20)
Feb 19 vs Toronto; Feb 21 vs Detroit - Week 17 (Feb 21–27)
Feb 22 vs New York; Feb 24 vs Charlotte; Feb 26 vs Portland - Week 18 (Mar 1–7)
Mar 1 vs Milwaukee; Mar 3 vs Oklahoma City; Mar 5 @ Phoenix; Mar 8 @ Sacramento - Week 19 (Mar 8–14)
Mar 10 @ Golden State; Mar 12 @ L.A. Lakers; Mar 13 @ L.A. Clippers - Week 20 (Mar 15–21)
Mar 16 vs Memphis; Mar 18 vs Toronto; Mar 19 vs Cleveland - Week 21 (Mar 22–28)
Mar 23 vs Houston; Mar 25 @ Philadelphia; Mar 27 @ Oklahoma City; Mar 28 @ Memphis - Week 22 (Mar 29–Apr 5)
Mar 30 @ San Antonio; Apr 1 vs Indiana; Apr 3 @ New York; Apr 5 vs Phoenix - Week 23 (Apr 6–12)
Apr 7 @ Washington; Apr 9 @ Washington; Apr 10 vs Orlando; Apr 12 @ Dallas
About Chicago Bulls
The Chicago Bulls are one of the NBA’s most iconic franchises, known globally for their dominance in the 1990s and their association with basketball legend Michael Jordan. Founded in 1966, the team quickly rose to prominence, becoming a cultural phenomenon during its six-championship run in the 1990s alongside Jordan, Scottie Pippen, and coach Phil Jackson. Those years not only defined an era of basketball but helped transform the NBA into a global brand. The Bulls played their most historic games at the United Center, often referred to as “The House That Jordan Built.”
Following the dynasty years, the franchise experienced several rebuilds and retools. The Derrick Rose era in the late 2000s and early 2010s revived hope for championship contention, as the team once again became a force in the Eastern Conference. Rose, the youngest MVP in league history, led a gritty squad featuring Joakim Noah, Luol Deng, and Carlos Boozer, guided by defensive-minded coach Tom Thibodeau. Injuries, however, derailed that era’s potential, leading to another cycle of roster changes and player development.
In more recent years, the Bulls have balanced youth and veteran experience, working to build a sustainable core through smart drafting and strategic trades. With passionate fans and one of the league’s largest markets, the team remains a key franchise in the NBA’s landscape. Whether in rebuilding phases or chasing playoff success, Chicago continues to carry the weight of its legendary past while striving to forge a new identity for the future.
