Chicago Bulls re-sign Emanuel Miller on a two-way contract

Emanuel Miller is returning to the Chicago Bulls on a two-way contract this season, the team announced Tuesday.

Miller joined the Bulls midway through the 2024-25 season and spent the majority of his minutes with the Windy City Bulls.

The forward averaged 16.5 points, 6.9 rebounds and 1.2 blocks per game in 25 appearances for the teams G League affiliate.

He made his NBA debut on March 4 and played six games with the Bulls in the final stretch of the season, tallying 10 points and eight rebounds in 25 total minutes.

Teams can carry up to three players on two-way contracts during the season, which are specialized deals that allow players to split time between the G League affiliate and the NBA team.

These contracts are only eligible for players with three or fewer years of service in the NBA to provide development for young talent.

Two-way deals do not count against the salary cap.

The Bulls have made several moves in the opening week of free agency, including making plans to trade Lonzo Ball to the Cleveland Cavaliers in exchange for Isaac Okoro, re-signing Tre Jones to a three-year deal and selecting Noa Essengue and Lachlan Olbrich in last weeks NBA draft..

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