Zach Collins
Coverage of Zach Collins in the Nexus archive.
- Bulls can feel good about sticking to script first week of free agency
The Chicago Bulls' new general manager Bryson Graham has followed a consistent plan focused on draft picks and long-term flexibility in free agency, including contracts with options for players like Nic Claxton, Norman Powell, and Tre Jones. The strategy emphasizes a two-year window for young players Caleb Wilson and Dailyn Swain while retaining flexibility through expiring deals and team options.
- Bulls crawl into free agency taking care of own and inking Zach Collins
The Chicago Bulls secured Zach Collins with a two-year, $17 million extension but remained inactive in the first hours of free agency. They have $31 million in cap space and are linked to rumors involving Norman Powell and Max Strus, aiming to improve spacing and mentorship for their young roster. The team prioritizes long-term development over an immediate playoff push due to new draft lottery rules.
- Bulls offseason position analysis: Center of attention and cap space
The Chicago Bulls are considering pursuing restricted free agent center Walker Kessler as part of their rebuild, despite Utah Jazz's interest in retaining him. The Bulls have significant cap space but face challenges in balancing their roster, with current centers like Zach Collins and Nick Richards offering limited rim protection. The Jazz are valuing Kessler at $25-$30 million annually, but his camp seeks a higher offer.