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The 2026-27 Chicago Bulls roster needs to discover its version of Naji Marshall
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After a career season statistically in 2025-26, Naji Marshall has nearly doubled his salary with a new three-year deal in excess of $50 million.
Marshall was entering the final season of his original three-year Dallas deal at $9.4 million.
The spoils of Marshall’s Mavericks contract extension also stem from being a reliable veteran complement to 2025-26 NBA rookie-of-the-year Cooper Flagg.
The Bulls should also follow in the footsteps of the Mavericks and quickly secure a long-term veteran to complement Wilson’s rookie contract timeline.
While it’s true that Powell is a well-established, NBA champion veteran, there’s also a reasonable outcome in which Powell is not on the Bulls roster beyond the 2026-27 NBA season, given the short-term structure of his Bulls contract.