Whether you consider Ben Gordon's departure from the Bulls unfortunate or necessary -- or a combination of the two -- nearly everyone can agree on at least this much: Replacing Gordon's 20 points a game will be a challenge during the upcoming... Full Article at Chicago Sun-Times

The guard, who agreed to a five-year, $50-million deal with the Detroit Pistons on Wednesday, says his old team "didn't pursue me at all." Full Article at Los Angeles Times

The Bulls will wait until Ben Gordon's signing with the Pistons becomes official July 8 to comment publicly on the departure of their leading scorer for the last four seasons. It might be a short statement thanking Gordon for his five-season tenure. Full Article at Chicago Tribune

CHICAGO (AP) ― A day after jumping to Detroit, Ben Gordon told a Chicago radio station Thursday that the Bulls never made a contract offer even though general manager Gar Forman claimed re-signing him was their No. 1 priority. Full Article at CBS2 Chicago

CHICAGO (AP) -- A day after jumping to Detroit, Ben Gordon told a Chicago radio station Thursday that the Bulls never made a contract offer even though general manager Gar Forman claimed re-signing him was their No. 1 priority. Full Article at Sports Illustrated

Gordon visited the Detroit Pistons on Wednesday -- the first full day of NBA free agency -- and committed to a five-year deal for between $55 million and $60 million, sources told ESPN.com. Contracts can't be signed until July 8. Full Article at ESPN

Anyone who watched Chicago's cardiac performances in what has been called one of the best NBA playoff series of all time, this year—taking the defending champion Celtics to the last second of regulation—or to overtime in all but one of the seven games,... Full Article at Bleacher Report

Going into this summer's free agency period there were two very clear schools of thought on what the Chicago Bulls should do with unrestricted free agents. Full Article at Hoopsworld

"I never lose confidence," Gordon said that night -- and many more times over the coming seasons. Forget about being a go-to scorer on the court. Full Article at Chicago Tribune