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Matas Buzelis was visibly frustrated after the Chicago Bulls dropped their 10th game in a row. They are the only team yet to win a game in February, following their 131-99 home loss against the Charlotte Hornets on Tuesday evening.
The Chicago Bulls lost their 10th straight game on Tuesday to the Charlotte Hornets 131-99. They still have not won a single game this month. Nevertheless, Matas Buzelis came through with a season-high 32 points.
On the same day that the Chicago Bulls welcomed back Coby White, they lost again. Before a home crowd, the Bulls lost their 1oth game in a row to the Charlotte Hornets by 32 points, 131-99.
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The Chicago Bulls were able to keep it closer for a half before the Charlotte Hornets' high-powered offense flipped a switch. The 131-99 blowout hands the Bulls their tenth-straight loss, which marks their longest losing streak since January of 2019.
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