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    The Bulls didn't expect to be so prominent in this year's draft lottery, now they are, why not hope for a little luck?

    by K.C. Johnson, Chicago Tribune May 13, 2019 2 minutes

    The Bulls had no grand plans to be sitting prominently in Tuesday's NBA draft lottery.

    Last year's appearance was expected. In many ways, No. 7 pick Wendell Carter Jr. was viewed as the last piece of the June 2017 Jimmy Butler trade. But this year?

    Though publicly they muted expectations and preached patience regarding the rebuild, the Bulls' optimism was palpable entering training

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