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Bulls Cup matchups worth watching
The Chicago Bulls face Boston Celtics, Atlanta Hawks, Washington Wizards, and Charlotte Hornets in the Cup games listed above. Here’s what makes those matchups worth a closer look.
Bulls vs. Celtics: White’s screen navigation against Giddey’s passing vision
The Bulls visit the Boston Celtics on Fri, Oct 30 at TD Garden.
Josh Giddey’s height lets him see passes over a smaller guard, while Derrick White excels at staying involved in a play after the first screen. That is an intriguing creation-versus-disruption comparison. Nic Claxton’s movement toward the rim gives Chicago a target; Boston’s weak-side defender must decide when to tag the roll and when to stay with the corner shooter.
See game details →Bulls vs. Hawks: Johnson and Buzelis bring a forward-led open-floor duel
The Bulls host the Atlanta Hawks on Fri, Nov 13 at United Center.
Jalen Johnson and Matas Buzelis give this game an athletic forward comparison rather than a conventional point-guard duel. Both can benefit when the floor opens after a rebound. Josh Giddey’s early passing adds another way for Chicago to find that space. Watch which team retreats with discipline—the most dangerous player may be the one sprinting ahead of the ball.
See game details →Bulls vs. Wizards: Giddey and Young: two routes to the assist
The Bulls host the Washington Wizards on Fri, Nov 20 at United Center.
Josh Giddey sees over defenders to find cutters, while Trae Young often draws the defender toward him before releasing the lob. Their playmaking creates a useful comparison even when they are not guarding one another. Anthony Davis gives Washington a target and an interior deterrent. Chicago’s passing must move that help defender, not simply deliver the ball into his territory.
See game details →Bulls vs. Hornets: Powell and Miller find shots on the move
The Bulls visit the Charlotte Hornets on Wed, Nov 25 at Spectrum Center.
Norman Powell and Brandon Miller give these offenses scorers who can punish a late closeout without holding the ball for long. Chicago’s Nic Claxton adds a rim-running option that forces Charlotte to keep an interior defender engaged. Watch the spacing around the catch: can the wing shoot immediately, or does the defender arrive under control and make the offense start over?
See game details →Matchup analysis uses player affiliations checked on October 19, 2026. These are tactical possibilities, not confirmed lineups or defensive assignments. Injuries, rest and roster changes can affect who plays.
NBA Cup group games count toward the regular season and tournament standings. Eight teams advance to the knockout rounds, with the last two playing for the trophy. A ticket to a group game is for that matchup, not the Cup Final.