For the first time in more than a decade, the Chicago Bulls roster may finally be fit to get a trip to the NBA Finals for the upcoming season. 

The last time there was some glimmer of hope that the Bulls would make it to the finals was when Derrick Rose won the MVP award, making him the youngest player to get the award in NBA history. 

Unfortunately, Chicago's stellar run was cut short by then newly-built Miami Heat big three of LeBron James, Dwyane Wade and Chris Bosh. 

Two years later and Windy City again has the opportunity to return to the Eastern Conference Finals. And with a more balanced Eastern Conference, the only real threat would be the new big three of LBJ which includes Cavs' young star Kyrie Irving and double-double machine Kevin Love, who will be bound for Cleveland by the end of the month. 

However, in spite th Cavs' big three, the Bulls still has more depth, one quality that it has been known for through the years. But back then, only Rose was the offensive weapon. This time around, there are a number of new options. 

Pairing with reigning Defensive Player of the Year Joakim Noah is premier big man Pau Gasol, who is known as an offensive threat and an all-around team player. Shooters and pure scorers Doug McDermott and Nikola Mirotic would also join the offensive arsenal of Bulls coach Tom Thibodeau. 

Sophomore Tony Snell has been brilliant as far as his Summer League performance is concerned. Aaron Brooks will play backup for Rose while forwards Jimmy Butler and Taj Gibson will keep Chicago's suffocating defense working. 

With all these new additions to the Chicago Bulls roster, it is only a matter of time until Windy City finally returns to the biggest stage of them all, the NBA Finals.