Bulls at No. 4: Will They Actually Listen to Trade Offers — or Just Field the Calls?

The Chicago Bulls hold the No. 4 pick in next week’s NBA Draft, and that phone hasn’t stopped ringing.

According to ClutchPoints insider Brett Siegel, multiple teams have already reached out to gauge whether the Bulls would consider trading down. So far, Chicago’s front office — led by Bryson Graham — has been willing to listen. But here’s the catch: there’s been zero indication they’re actually interested in moving the pick.

That doesn’t mean they won’t be tempted. A Herculean offer could change the math. But for now, the Bulls appear content to stay put.

What Chicago Could Get at No. 4

This draft class is headlined by a pair of versatile forwards: Cam Boozer and Caleb Wilson. Both are expected to be available when Chicago’s turn comes, and both fit the positionless philosophy new head coach Tiago Splitter plans to implement.

The Bulls already have promising young pieces like Matas Buzelis and Josh Giddey. Adding another long, athletic wing to that core would accelerate their rebuild — or at least give them a more modern, switchable lineup to work with.

The Splitter Factor

Tiago Splitter was officially named head coach after Billy Donovan’s departure at the end of the 2025–26 season. He inherits a roster in transition — veterans like Zach LaVine and Nikola Vučević still carry hefty contracts, but the organization is clearly pivoting toward younger talent.

Whether that pivot includes keeping the No. 4 pick or spinning it into future assets remains the central question heading into draft night.

For now, Graham and his staff are taking calls, gathering intel, and keeping their options open. But unless a team blows them away — think multiple first-rounders or a young star — Chicago is expected to add another core piece June 23 at Barclays Center.