The 2020-21 Chicago Bulls season was a year of significant transition and progress under the new leadership of executive Arturas Karnisovas and head coach Billy Donovan. The campaign was highlighted by the stellar play of Zach LaVine, who earned his first All-Star selection with a career-best scoring average, and the mid-season blockbuster acquisition of All-Star center Nikola Vucevic. While the team finished with a 31-41 record and narrowly missed the play-in tournament, the development of rookie Patrick Williams into an All-Rookie Second Team performer and the emergence of a competitive new culture provided a strong foundation for the franchise's future. The fourth overall pick in the 2020 NBA Draft and a 2021 All-Rookie Second Team selection, Patrick Williams is a versatile power forward for the Chicago Bulls known for his defensive potential and perimeter shooting.