Bulls focus on roster flexibility while opting for short-term deals
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 1, 2026, 3:31 AM
Last updated Aug 1, 2026
The Chicago Bulls are prioritizing roster and salary cap flexibility as they approach their final roster spot. General manager Bryson Graham has indicated a preference for short-term contracts with limited guarantees, signing guard Norman Powell and center Zach Collins to two-year deals, each with a team option in the second year. This strategy aims to provide the Bulls with options rather than long-term commitments. The decision reflects the team's current priorities as they navigate the offseason.
- •Bulls remain reluctant to enter long-term commitments.
- •General manager Bryson Graham prefers short-term deals.
- •Norman Powell and Zach Collins signed to two-year contracts.
- •Bulls focus on maintaining cap and roster flexibility.
- •Final roster spot remains open for potential signings.
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