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It sounds like the good old days whenever he’s announced during introductions.“From North Carolina …” Tim Sinclair blares.Bulls fans of a certain age connect that school to one person, Michael Jordan. But in just a handful of games, Caleb Wilson…

Chicago Sun-Times writer Jeff Agrest writes that Chicago Bulls 20-year-old rookie Caleb Wilson is drawing early comparisons to Michael Jordan through his confident mindset, college background, and play. The former North Carolina player scored 16 points in his NBA debut, matching Jordan's opening career total, and stated his goals are to win Rookie of the Year and strive to become the greatest player ever.
Bulls coach Tiago Splitter noted that the team is challenging Wilson by asking him to adapt to new defensive duties, such as guarding Jayson Tatum on pick-and-rolls. Wilson highlighted that his playmaking has developed rapidly while facing top defenders and drawing multiple opponents in the paint, expressing complete confidence that he belongs alongside NBA veterans.
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