Bulls rookie Caleb Wilson undergoing surgery for fractured hand, will miss 4-6 weeks: ESPN sources
Chicago Bulls rookie Caleb Wilson is undergoing surgery for a fractured right hand and will miss four to weeks, ESPN sources told Shams Charania.
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Chicago Bulls rookie Caleb Wilson is undergoing surgery for a fractured right hand and will miss four to weeks, ESPN sources told Shams Charania.
It’s starting to feel like the Bulls just can’t have nice things. A right-hand injury forced prized rookie Caleb Wilson out of the game against the Spurs in the third quarter, and testing o...
CHICAGO (WGN) — The first ten games of the Chicago Bulls' season have been brutal, and their hopes to improve just took another blow too. First reported by CHSN Bulls Insider K.C. Johnson,...
The 6-foot-10 Wilson broke both hands during his time at North Carolina last season.