(670 The Score) Chicago Sports Network analyst Kendall Gill believes the Bulls have already landed their foundational star of the future. He’s that high on 6-foot-9 rookie forward Matas Buzelis.

I saw Matas take Cooper Flagg apart when they played one-on-one. I saw it with my own eyes. Believe me when I tell you.” Gill listed a few traits that he thinks give Buzelis an advantage over Flagg.

'Capture the Flagg' has entered the lexicon of lottery-bound fanbases around the NBA as Duke freshmen phenom Cooper Flagg continues to dazzle in Durham. Flagg has likely cemented his status as the ...

Matas Buzelis is living by a simple philosophy this weekend: Dunking is fun. The Chicago Bulls forward always has believed this. All of basketball is supposed to be fun but especially the dunks.

Of course, the headliner is Cooper Flagg, the breathlessly hyped ... A four-point play from current Chicago Bull Matas Buzelis and a right-wing transition 3-pointer from Scotty Middleton, now ...

Bulls rookie Matas Buzelis might have gone a little too strong on degree of difficulty in the NBA Slam Dunk Contest. Buzelis couldn't complete his opening dunk and was eliminated in the first round.

Buzelis has had an interesting rookie year, going from having zero minutes to being the Bull’s starting power forward. Since becoming the Bulls starter in four games Matas has averaged 25.8 ...

Those days are behind Anthony, but he knows talent when he sees it, and he loves what he has seen from Chicago Bulls rookie forward Matas Buzelis. Buzelis hails from Chicago and now plays for his ...

Bulls rookie Matas Buzelis was added to the roster of the Rising Stars tournament, which tips off NBA All-Star Weekend on Friday night in San Francisco. Buzelis, who will also take part in ...