The 1969–70 Chicago Bulls featured a balanced offense led by Bob Love and Jim King, while Tom Boerwinkle provided a strong interior presence with rebounding and all-around production. Jerry Sloan contributed as a versatile two-way guard, adding playmaking, rebounding, and defense. The statistical profile suggests a well-rounded team that relied on balanced scoring, rebounding, and collective contributions more than any single dominant offensive player.
Here is the Chicago Bulls 1969–70 Roster and Regular Season Player Statistics. This marked the Bulls’ fourth NBA season.
Team’s leading scorer and focal offensive option; top offensive threat in half-court sets and helped Bulls to a 51–31 season; known for scoring versatility and durability.
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Chet Walker
Secondary Scoring Wing
34.9
High
21.5
7.7
2.5
0*
15.8
Consistent scoring threat with efficient shooting and strong free-throw performance; provided veteran stability and complementary scoring to Love.
All-Star
Clem Haskins
Lead Ball-Handler & Facilitator
39.2
High
20.3
4.6
7.6
0*
16.2
Floor general who served as primary playmaker and secondary scorer; led team in assists indicating heavy playmaking responsibility.
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Jerry Sloan
Defensive/Utility Wing
34.4
Medium
15.6
7.0
3.1
0*
12.9
Defensive stalwart known for hustle, rebounding from the wing, and disrupting opponents; contributed steady two-way play when active.
NBA All-Defensive 2nd Team
Bob Weiss
Secondary Playmaker
31.0
Medium
11.5
2.8
5.8
0*
9.5
Steady guard who facilitated offense off the bench and contributed scoring and ball distribution; steady veteran presence.
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Tom Boerwinkle
Rebounding/Facilitating Big
28.8
Medium
10.4
12.5
2.8
0*
12.9
Center who anchored boards and facilitated offense from high post; team rebounding leader whose passing created offense for teammates.
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Walt Wesley
Backup Center
19.5
Low-Medium
9.5
6.3
0.9
0*
8.4
Provided interior scoring and rebounding in relief; played complementary minutes behind Boerwinkle.
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Shaler Halimon
Role Scorer/Rotation Guard
13.6
Low
6.3
1.8
1.8
0*
4.9
Came off bench to offer secondary scoring and spacing; limited minutes but effective in short bursts.
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Ed Manning
Energy Wing
16.2
Low
5.6
5.2
0.9
0*
5.8
Provided hustle, rebounding, and versatile frontcourt minutes; served as depth wing with physical play.
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Bob Kauffman
Spot Big/Bench Frontcourt
12.1
Low
4.3
3.3
1.2
0*
4.4
Role-player contributing occasional scoring and frontcourt depth; spot minutes as rotation big.
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Al Tucker
Limited Rotation Big
16.9
Low
7.0
3.4
0.9
0*
5.6
Provided size and scoring off bench; part-season contributor before departure.
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Loy Petersen
Deep Bench Wing
7.5
Minimal
3.0
0.8
0.7
0*
2.2
Brief bench role with minimal minutes and impact.
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Johnny Baum
Deep Bench Forward
4.3
Minimal
2.0
1.3
0.0
0*
1.7
Appeared only a few games with very limited role and impact.
