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In their second 2026-27 NBA preseason game hosting the Memphis Grizzlies, the Chicago Bulls started to reveal the finer points of their half-court offense.

Morris Bankston writes for Pippen Ain't Easy that the Chicago Bulls are showing promising half-court offensive development under head coach Tiago Splitter. Despite suffering a 104-100 preseason loss to the Memphis Grizzlies, the team showcased an evolving system rooted in improved player movement, off-ball versatility, and structured basketball fundamentals.
The article highlights key sequences involving Josh Giddey, Dailyn Swain, Buddy Hield, and Isaac Okoro that effectively generated open scoring opportunities. Bankston argues that while shot execution was inconsistent, the strategic process demonstrates Chicago's strongest half-court offensive qualities since the 2021-22 NBA season.
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