The “undefeated Chicago Bulls” has a nice ring to it! If only the games counted!
The Chicago Bulls continued to show flashes of a vibrant offense in their second preseason game of the year. While they may have only finished the night shooting 43.9 percent, it was hard not to be encouraged by their pace and ball movement. The team assisted on 32 of their 43 made field goal, which led to a well-balanced effort that pushed six players into double figures. If I had to name a player of the game, I’d probably go with Tre Jones. The recently re-signed guard was all over the court and gave the Cavaliers serious problems on both ends. He finished the night with 10 points, 7 assists, 5 rebounds, and 4 steals in only 23 minutes of action! Oh, and he also went 4-5 from the field and a perfect 2-2 from behind the arc. We all know what he can do with the ball in his hands. Jones fits extremely well into this uptempo offense and continues to be one of the most efficient facilitators in the NBA. He is excellent at limiting his turnovers and locating open teammates. However, what impressed me most yesterday was what he was able to do off the ball. Jones started alongside Giddey with Kevin Huerter ruled out, and he looked shockingly comfortable in this role. He moved extremely well in space, consistently cutting hard to the rim or filling holes along the perimeter. The constant movement from Jones led to a handful of easy buckets for his teammates, as well as some quick relay passes. Here’s one good example …Great ball movement. Great cut. This offense is going to be fun.( @chicagobulls) pic.twitter.com/7MqvhxrnAw
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— NBA (@NBA) October 10, 2025 Lonzo Ball got a warm welcome back at the UC. As weird as it sounds that a player who suited up for 70 career games with the franchise got a tribute video, I’m actually glad the Chicago Bulls did it. Ball has spoken extremely highly of the organization and their willingness to stand by him during a career and life-altering time. These two will always have a lot of love for one another. twitter.com/chicagobulls/status/1976489430891258365 Matas Buzelis got some advice from a franchise legend … So Cool: Matas Buzelis Said He Reached Out to Derrick Rose for Advice THE CUBS STAYED ALIVE! Michael has everything you need to know about the do-or-die matchup set for tomorrow. My sister is actually getting married tomorrow, so tuning in could be tough to pull off. But, fear not, I’ll find some way to put an absolutely awful beverage on the line again! I do NOT recommend the Chicago Clap!Cubs won again, so I present to you …The Chicago Clap ? pic.twitter.com/7bIsvERNyN
— Elias Schuster (@Schuster_Elias) October 10, 2025 The Blackhawks played a thriller in their second game of the season, but came up short. You still have to be somewhat encouraged by this start, right? REMINDER: BN Bears watch party is set for Monday night in Chicago! It’s totally free, but you can guarantee a spot by RSVPing now. We’ll have free drinks flowing. Who knows, maybe I’ll have to mix something nasty with Malort because the Cubs also win Game 1 of the NLCS!MORE FROM BLEACHER NATION: Go Ad Free | Subscribe to the BN Newsletter
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