Chicago Bulls Roster 2021 Chicago Bulls Roster
24-34, 4th in East Central
The Bulls have been stockpiling young names in hopes one would rise to the occasion. Zach LaVine is the main star on this team and the main threat on the offensive side. We haven't seen Wendell Carter and Lauri Markkenen healthy enough to decide on where they stand for the future. The trade for Otto Porter has been a bust as he is another name who hasn't stayed healthy. The name to watch here is Coby White who has flashed big upside in the second half of the season. Chicago still has names like Kris Dunn and Thaddeus Young who play their part.
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0 |
78
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#40 PG | 1 | 6' 4" | 195 | 20 | 2/16/00 | 2nd season | North Carolina |
| PG |
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31 |
77
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#50 PG | 1 | 6' 7" | 210 | 29 | 10/30/91 | 5th season | |
| PG |
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51 |
70
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#108 PG | 2 | 6' 3" | 195 | 26 | 3/26/94 | 4th season | Villanova |
| PG |
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3 |
67
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#131 PG | 6' 2" | 185 | 21 | 8/2/99 | Rookie | Kansas | |
| SG |
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8 |
86
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#11 SG | 1 | 6' 6" | 200 | 25 | 3/10/95 | 7th season | UCLA |
| SG |
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17 |
74
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#32 SG | 1 | 6' 5" | 195 | 34 | 5/8/86 | 11th season | LSU |
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20 |
66
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#82 SG | 2 | 6' 5" | 190 | 22 | 7/18/98 | 2nd season | |
| SF |
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45 |
79
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#23 SF | 1 | 6' 4" | 220 | 27 | 11/16/93 | 5th season | Michigan State |
| SF |
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44 |
74
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#52 SF | 1 | 6' 8" | 215 | 19 | 8/26/01 | Rookie | Florida State |
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7 |
81
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#14 SF | 2 | 6' 6" | 215 | 21 | 7/28/99 | 3rd season | Oregon |
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24 |
78
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#31 PF | 1 | 7' 0" | 240 | 23 | 5/22/97 | 4th season | Arizona |
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21 |
77
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#36 PF | 1 | 6' 8" | 235 | 32 | 6/21/88 | 14th season | Georgia Tech |
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5 |
77
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#40 PF | 1 | 6' 8" | 220 | 30 | 9/21/90 | 11th season | Wake Forest |
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11 |
71
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#83 PF | 2 | 6' 4" | 205 | 27 | 7/23/93 | 2nd season | Radford |
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9 |
88
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#5 C | 1 | 6' 11" | 260 | 30 | 10/24/90 | 10th season | USC |
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27 |
81
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#18 C | 1 | 6' 8" | 245 | 28 | 4/4/92 | 4th season | |
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6 |
74
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#45 C | 2 | 6' 10" | 270 | 28 | 7/7/92 | 6th season |
Contents
- Chicago Bulls Roster 2021
- 2021 Chicago Bulls Roster Top Questions
- FAQ
- How Much Are The Bears Worth?
- Who Owns The Bears?
- Who Is The Bears Head Coach?
- What Is The Bears Salary Cap?
- Who Did The Bears Recently Sign?
- Who Is The Highest Paid Bears Player?
- Who Are The Bears Running Backs?
- Betting on the Bulls
- PointsBet Illinois
- DraftKings Illinois
- FanDuel Illinois
- William Hill Illinois
2021 Chicago Bulls Roster Top Questions
FAQ
The Chicago Bears went backward last year as some of it was bound to happen with how well their defense played. Chicago has had an issue with their quarterback play for a while now, but Mitch Trubisky struggled again last season and has been a major bust as the second overall pick from the 2017 draft. They traded for Nick Foles to bring in some competition and potentially another starter. Chicago has a pretty solid running back duo with Tarik Cohen and David Montgomery. Allen Robinson and Anthony Miller are the better of the wide receivers, and they have a deep
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How Much Are The Bears Worth?
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Who Owns The Bears?
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Who Is The Bears Head Coach?
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What Is The Bears Salary Cap?
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Who Did The Bears Recently Sign?
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Who Is The Highest Paid Bears Player?
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Who Are The Bears Running Backs?
How Much Are The Bears Worth?
The Chicago Bears are worth $3.45 billion based on 2019 numbers and had a 19% value change from last season. They also have some of the lowest debt in the NFL. Chicago ranks 6th in the NFL in value.
Who Owns The Bears?
Virginia Halas McCaskey is the owner of the Chicago Bears and acquired the team way back in 1983. She is the daughter of the old Bears head coach and owner, George Halas. She took over the team after his death.
Who Is The Bears Head Coach?
Matt Nagy is the Chicago Bears head coach and has won 20 games during his first two seasons and led them to an NFC North title. However, Nagy has struggled in his second season and is on the hot seat heading into 2020.
What Is The Bears Salary Cap?
The Chicago Bears have a salary cap of $212,525,142 for the 2020 season. Luckily they were able to get out of most of Nick Foles contract as they would have taken a big hit. They have $11,742,403 in dead salary cap space.
Who Did The Bears Recently Sign?
Chicago made some big moves in the offseason as they brought in Robert Quinn on a big five-year deal worth $70,000,000. They also signed Jimmy Graham for a two-year deal, at $16,000,000 over the next two seasons.
Who Is The Highest Paid Bears Player?
Khalil Mack is the highest-paid Chicago Bears player with a cap hit of $26,600,000 for the upcoming season. Mack takes up 12% of the cap space in Chicago, which is well worth it as one of the top defensive players.
Who Are The Bears Running Backs?
David Montgomery is the Bears top running back, and Tarik Cohen is their receiving back. The two have the most snaps on the roster. The depth is a bit weak as they have Artavis Pierce, Napoleon Maxwell, and Ryan Nall as their backups.
Betting on the Bulls
As the year has gone on, mobile sports betting became legal in the state, bringing in some of the biggest names in the sports betting industry. There are now five mobile sportsbook apps available in Illinois, giving bettors plenty to choose from for their mobile betting needs.
The NBA finished up its 2019-20 season in Orlando, but one of the league's most recognizable teams -- the Chicago Bulls -- wasn't a part of the get-together. Still, thanks to the glory days of Michael Jordan and six NBA titles, the Bulls are a big name in Illinois and will certainly be a popular team to bet on once the NBA begins its 2020-21 campaign.
PointsBet Illinois
One place to bet on the Bulls will be the
PointsBet is known for its Pointsbetting as well as special promotions focused around local teams, so you can bet it will be offering special promotions involving the Bulls. Teams like the Philadelphia 76ers and Indiana Pacers have been the subjects of promotions on PointsBet in their respective states.
The Australian-based PointsBet has found a lot of success in the United States with its fun promotions targeting local bettors.
DraftKings Illinois
In early August,
One thing DraftKings has been doing is partnering with teams, as it already has with Major League Baseball's Chicago Cubs. It's very possible that DraftKings could look into forging a partnership with the Bulls as well, though only time will tell.
FanDuel Illinois
While Chicago is the biggest market when it comes to having sports teams, the central part of the state is also very rabid about sports betting. That's where
The Peoria area is filled with fans of the Bulls, as well as the other Chicago-based professional sports franchises, so the partnership with the Par-A-Dice should set up FanDuel very well. FanDuel is expecting a lot of action on the Bulls when they return to the court.
William Hill Illinois
Thanks to their success in the 1990s, the Chicago Bulls are popular in other parts of the world outside of the United States, which could help William Hill become a huge betting option for Illinois residents. One of the biggest bookmakers in the world is William Hill, and it is bringing that experience to the Illinois sports betting industry.
William Hill Illinois is trying to catch up to the operators that launched before it did, so putting together some promotions or special bets centered around the Chicago Bulls could make that a possibility.
While the return of the NBA in the fall helped spark some more betting, for Illinois residents, the real draw for the league will be when the Bulls return to action. Look for an increase in betting on professional basketball once the Bulls hit the court once again, and Illinois bettors can lay some money down on their favorite team.
