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Reports emerged that the Chicago Bulls are monitoring Pelicans wings Herb Jones and Trey Murphy III. Bryson Graham knows them. Are they right for the Bulls?

The Chicago Bulls are reportedly among nine NBA teams monitoring the trade availability of New Orleans Pelicans wings Herb Jones and Trey Murphy III, according to ClutchPoints' Chris Dodson. Bulls lead basketball operations executive Bryson Graham previously worked in New Orleans' front office when both players were acquired, establishing strong organizational ties between the franchises.
Writer Morris Bankston argues against potential trade pursuits, noting that Chicago already possesses a crowded wing rotation featuring rookie Caleb Wilson and Matas Buzelis. Bankston also highlights the significant financial commitments tied to both players, questioning whether taking on their substantial long-term contracts makes strategic sense for Chicago's roster construction.
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