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Darryn Peterson, Cameron Boozer, AJ Dybantsa and Caleb Wilson are expected to be the top four picks in the 2026 NBA Draft. We'll find the order soon. The four players talked about their NBA Combine experiences.

A year ago, Keaton Wagler considered redshirting to add more playing weight. Now, he's most certainly going to be a lottery pick in the NBA Draft. The Illinois' star talked about his rise at the NBA Combine.

CHSN Bulls beat reporter K.C. Johnson joined Tina Nguyen from the NBA Draft Combine at Wintrust Arena. K.C. gives us the latest on the Bulls head coaching search and who some candidates might be. Also, which prospects might the Bulls be targeting with their two 1st round draft picks? Plus, K.C. says the NBA has been signing high praises about the Bulls and explains that vibes are high around the hiring Bryson Graham as EVP of Basketball Operations. 

The Bigs Media's Drew Stevens joins the show to talk about what the Bulls should do with the 4th overall pick. Is there a consensus on who the top-4 picks will be? Do the Bulls have to overthink who to take in June? Plus, Drew name-drops a few head coaches whom the Bulls should have their eye on and how this draft will shape the future of this organization. 

Fox Sports’ Danny Parkins joins the show to break down the Bulls landing the No. 4 overall pick in the NBA Draft Lottery — and why it could be the franchise’s biggest turning point since Derrick Rose. Could Caleb Wilson become the next superstar in Chicago? Is Cam Boozer being overlooked? And is it finally time for Bulls fans to move on from the Giannis dream? Plus, Danny explains why he believes Caleb Williams is headed for a top-5 MVP finish in year 3, why talent matters more than coaching in today’s NBA, what type of head coach the Bulls should target, and why Cubs fans can finally exhale. 

On this Mother's Day Edition of Chicago Sports Tonight, the ping pong balls finally bounced the Chicago Bulls' way, landing them a top-4 pick in the NBA Draft for the first time since 2020.  The Score's Chris Emma and ESPN Chicago's Pat the Designer join Tina Nguyen to break down what this moment means for the future of the franchise - and who the Bulls should target with the No. 4 & No. 15 overall picks in a loaded 2026 draft class. Plus, the Chicago Bears Rookie Minicamp is in the books, and the crew recaps the weekend and their biggest takeaways. And on the diamond, things are starting to turn on the Southside as the White Sox win another series, while the Cubs offense goes ice cold after getting shut out in back-to-back games in Texas

Chicago Bulls on SI's Elias Schuster joins Fox Chicago's Cassie Carlson to break down the introductory press conference of Bryson Graham, the Bulls' new Executive Vice President of Basketball Operations. After years of "continuity" and "middle-of-the-pack" results, Graham did something his predecessors wouldn't: he used the word "rebuild". Plus, they discuss why Graham’s transparency is a breath of fresh air, Michael Reinsdorf’s rare public apology to the fans, and how Graham plans to modernize a front office that has been stuck in the past. We also dive into the upcoming NBA Draft and which coaching candidates should be on the Bulls' radar.

The Athletic's Jon Greenbeg joined Cassie Carlson on CST to recap Bryson Graham's introductory press conference as the new Bulls EVP of Basketball Operations. How impressed were Cassie & John with Bryson's first appearance with the Bulls? Plus, should Bulls fans feel a sense of confidence with Graham in charge? Also, Jon tells us where the Michael Reinsdorf took Graham out to dinner the night before his interview with the Bulls.

Jon Greenberg joins Chicago Sports Tonight to talk about where the Bulls took new EVP Bryson Graham to dinner and when they knew he was the man for the job. 

Bryson Graham was introduced as the team's new Executive Vice President of Basketball Operations. The 39-year-old front office leader will take over after learning in New Orleans and reshaping Atlanta's front office.

It's a new era for the Chicago Bulls. The franchise introduced Bryson Graham as its next Executive Vice President of Basketball Operations on Wednesday afternoon.

The Bulls hire Bryson Graham to help lead basketball operations. The Cubs secure their 12th straight win at Wrigley, and the White Sox notch a 6-0 win. 

CHSN & The Score's Gabe Ramirez joined Cassie Carlson in studio on CST to react to the huge news that the Bulls have hired Bryson Graham as their new Executive Vice President of Basketball Operations. Gabe explains why he believes this is a home run hire, and what led the Bulls to choose Graham to lead their franchise. Plus, who should Graham target for his General Manager and Head Coach?