Nikola Vucevic’s EuroBasket remarks illuminate a Bulls rebuild perched on patient, bigger-picture moves. AK’s roster remaking strategy and open dialogue with players frame a path that hinges on cap flexibility, late-teen youth, and a calculated patience from fans. The Bulls’ current state marks evaluation year vibes, with trade chatter around Giddey and Kuminga hinting at a longer horizon than a quick fix.

Meanwhile, ESPN’s play-in projections and Stein’s in-studio take anchor the conversation in real-world, fantasy-relevant terms: Bulls’ top betting angles center on Vucevic’s scoring floor, LaVine and DeRozan’s steady production, and the evolving guard crop (Dosunmu and White) delivering value if the roster turns younger and leaner.

In short, the Bulls’ mix of veteran output and youth development creates a chessboard where fantasy managers should monitor cap space, potential midseason moves, and which Bulls core pieces emerge as reliable weekly producers as the season unfolds.

61 through 70 on the Top 100 fantasy board brings a health-tinged mix of sure bets and high-upside bets. Paul George sits in the injury-prone zone, while Deni Avdija could blossom with extra usage in Portland. Zach LaVine remains a reliable scoring anchor, Cam Thomas and Kobe White duke it out for guard upside, and Deandre Ayton looks primed for a productive Lakers setup. Nikola Vucevic, Julius Randle, and RJ Barrett offer solid floor with varying risk, while Kobe White and Scoot Henderson bring safer floors with room to grow. Zion Williamson looms as a high-usage engine in New Orleans, and Brandon Ingram anchors Toronto’s hypothetical, swingy mix. Emanuel Quickley, Scotty Barnes, and RJ Barrett cap the tier with multi-position appeal and distribution upside.