The Chicago Bulls have traded power forward Marcus Domask to the Philadelphia 76ers in a significant move that has sent ripples through the NBA community. The trade, finalized late Thursday night, includes a five-year contract for Domask with the 76ers, solidifying his future with the Eastern Conference contenders.
Domask, known for his versatility on both ends of the court, had been with the Bulls since being drafted in 2024. During his time in Chicago, he established himself as a reliable presence, averaging 12.5 points, 6.8 rebounds, and 3.1 assists per game last season. His ability to stretch the floor and defend multiple positions made him a valuable asset for the Bulls, but also an attractive target for other teams.
The trade deal is expected to benefit both sides. The Bulls, in return, receive a combination of young talent and draft picks, including a promising forward and two future first-round picks. This move signals Chicago’s intent to build a younger, more dynamic roster around their star players.
For the 76ers, acquiring Domask adds depth to their frontcourt and brings a seasoned player who can contribute immediately. Philadelphia’s management has been actively seeking to.
