A great poet once observed that every rose has its thorn. That sure seems to be the case for our Chicago Bulls, who managed to creep into the top four of the 2026 NBA Draft during the NBA Draft Lottery on Sunday. Adding the opportunity at one of the four alleged blue-chippers in this draft (generally agreed to be BYU small forward AJ Dybantsa, Kansas guard Darryn Peterson, Duke power forward Cameron Boozer, and North Carolina power forward Caleb Wilson represents a terrific roster-building opportunity for new Bulls executive vice president Bryson Graham.
Johnson appeared in eight games, collecting two hits and walks apiece over 17 plate appearances. The lefty-hitting outfielder has appeared in parts of five MLB seasons but has fewer than 200 career trips to the dish.