Chicago Bulls sign Norman Powell to two-year, $44 million contract

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Chicago Bulls sign Norman Powell to two-year, $44 million contract
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The Chicago Bulls have signed veteran guard Norman Powell to a two-year contract worth $44 million as they prepare for the upcoming season. Powell, who was an All-Star last year with the Miami Heat, was brought in to provide veteran presence for the Bulls' young roster. Bulls executive Bryson Graham highlighted Powell's ability to mentor players, sharing his experiences from the G League to becoming an All-Star. The Bulls also re-signed Zach Collins and traded for Nic Claxton, aiming to strengthen their squad ahead of the training camp starting September 29. Powell's first appearance for the Bulls is set for October 7 in a preseason game against the Phoenix Suns.

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  • •Norman Powell signed a two-year, $44 million contract with the Bulls.
  • •Powell was an All-Star last season with the Miami Heat.
  • •Bryson Graham emphasized Powell's mentorship role for young players.
  • •Training camp begins for the Bulls on September 29.
  • •Powell will play his first game for Chicago on October 7.
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Powell signed a two-year, $44 million contract with the Chicago Bulls in free agency this summer.

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