Bulls Execute Two Second-Round Draft Trades
Chicago moves draft capital for flexibility as Bryson Graham takes charge, leaving shooting questions unanswered.

The Chicago Bulls kicked off the Bryson Graham era with aggressive maneuvering during the second round of the 2026 NBA Draft, executing a pair of trades that swapped draft capital for future flexibility. These moves mark the first tangible roster decisions under the new executive VP of basketball operations, signaling a willingness to shake up the franchise's trajectory despite failing to immediately address the team's critical lack of perimeter shooting. Chicago entered the night with specific slots in the second round but opted not to simply stand pat and select prospects.



















