Bulls Announced New Analyst Rotation for TV Broadcasts
The team will utilize a group of five analysts to fill the broadcast role following the departure of Stacey King.
Updated on Sept. 24, 2026 in Basketball
The Chicago Bulls have revealed their local-TV broadcast plans for the upcoming season, featuring a rotation of five analysts. This new lineup succeeds the late Stacey King as the team prepares to broadcast 80 regular-season games on the Chicago Sports Network.
Why it matters
The change in broadcasting talent marks a significant transition for the franchise as it adapts to a new media landscape. The rotating panel aims to provide diverse insights for the Chicago audience throughout the upcoming season.
The broadcast rotation features five analysts: Kendall Gill, Robbie Hummel, Will Perdue, Bill Wennington, and Scott Williams. All home games will be available in 4K resolution, while The Score will carry three preseason games plus every regular-season and postseason matchup.
The players
Kendall Gill
He is a former NBA player who contributes to the Chicago Sports Network studio coverage.
Adam Amin
He serves as the lead play-by-play announcer for the Chicago Bulls local television broadcasts.
Bill Wennington
He is a former Chicago Bulls player who has been added to the analyst rotation for both television and radio broadcasts.
Chicago Sports Network
This is the television network responsible for broadcasting the Chicago Bulls regular-season games.
Stacey King
He was a long-time television analyst for the Chicago Bulls whose position is now being filled by a rotation of analysts.
The details
Adam Amin will serve as the primary play-by-play voice for the broadcasts. Additionally, Kendall Gill will join the Chicago Sports Network studio team alongside Cam Smith and K.C. Johnson, while Chuck Swirsky and Bill Wennington handle radio duties on The Score.
Timeline
September 24, 2026: The Chicago Bulls announced their official broadcast plans.
Season Trajectory
The transition to a rotating panel of analysts shifts the broadcast identity of the franchise for the upcoming campaign. This new structure follows the departure of Stacey King and sets a different tone for the team's coverage across both the Chicago Sports Network and The Score.
Viewers will now see 80 regular-season games on the Chicago Sports Network, with all home broadcasts upgraded to 4K resolution. Listeners to The Score can expect comprehensive coverage, as the station will carry every regular-season and postseason game alongside three preseason matchups.
The takeaway
Fans should monitor the Chicago Sports Network and The Score for the specific analyst pairings assigned to each game. This rotating schedule represents a shift in how the organization presents game-day analysis to its audience this season.
Further reading
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