Norman Powell mentors Bulls' UDFA Jaylin Sellers after Summer League
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 21, 2026, 12:00 AM
Last updated Jul 21, 2026
The Chicago Bulls concluded their 2026 Summer League campaign with a loss to the Cleveland Cavaliers. Jaylin Sellers, an undrafted free agent from Providence, impressed by averaging 15.6 points during the tournament. Sellers showcased his defensive intensity and aggressive offensive play, traits highlighted by the Bulls as he begins his professional career. Veteran Norman Powell, signed to a two-year deal, aims to guide Sellers, drawing parallels between their journeys in the NBA, which include proving themselves and the necessity of hard work to succeed.
- •Bulls lost to Cavaliers in the Summer League on July 21.
- •Jaylin Sellers averaged 15.6 points and exhibited defensive intensity.
- •Sellers signed a two-way contract with the Bulls.
- •Norman Powell enters as a veteran leader with experience as an undrafted player.
- •Powell hopes to help Sellers improve key skills like shooting and ball handling.
- 12:00 AMYahoo Sports — Norman Powell Is The Perfect Mentor For Bulls' UDFA Jaylin Sellers
"From G League roots to All-Star status, the veteran marksman provides a blueprint for the undrafted rookie to transform defensive intensity and raw aggression into NBA longevity.
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