The Chicago Bulls held their Media Day at the United Center in Chicago on September 28, 2026. This event showcased several players and introduced new team members to fans and media.
Key Players in Attendance
Caleb Wilson, a forward for the Bulls, was present. His participation was noted throughout the day, as captured by Stacey Wescott from the Chicago Tribune.
Another forward, Dailyn Swain, also made an appearance, demonstrating his commitment to the team as the new season approaches.
Noa Essengue, yet another talented forward, participated at the Media Day, hinting at his potential contribution to the team’s dynamics this year.
Patrick Williams, a familiar name for Bulls fans, showed up on this important day, his presence signaling continued dedication to the team.
The guards included Brandon Boston Jr., Peter Suder, and Jaylin Sellers. Each showed readiness for upcoming challenges.
Forwards Leonard Miller, Tobe Awaka, and Marquel Sutton were also present, rounding out a lineup of promising players set to make their mark this season.
Introduction of Tiago Splitter
The team introduced Tiago Splitter as the new head coach. He addressed questions from the media, outlining his plans and objectives for the Chicago Bulls.
Alongside him was the Executive Vice President of Basketball Operations, Bryson Graham. Together, they fielded several questions, emphasizing a collaborative approach in the upcoming season.
New Additions and Staff Changes
The Bulls announced a trade for guard Buddy Hield, signaling a strategic move for the team. This trade involved sending Rob Dillingham to the Charlotte Hornets.
Taj Gibson, a former player and fan favorite, has joined Splitter’s staff as an assistant coach, promising to bring valuable experience and insights.
In Memoriam
The team and fans mourned the loss of Michael Sweetney, who played two seasons with the Bulls. He passed away at the age of 43, leaving a legacy in the hearts of many.

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