For many teams, an 11-game losing streak would be a time to panic. For the Chicago Bulls, it might as well elicit a sigh of relief. Fans have been calling on this organization to pick a new direction for years, and there is little question that they have done exactly that.
You're not going to find any tank talk inside the United Center locker room, but the proof is in the sour-tasting pudding. Thanks to a 121-112 loss to the Portland Trail Blazers on Thursday night, the Chicago Bulls have now dropped 11 consecutive games.
Jerami Grant scored 27 points and Toumani Camara added 16 to help the visiting Portland Trail Blazers post a 121-112 victory over the struggling Chicago Bulls on Thursday night.
Even if the Chicago Bulls pick up their 11th straight loss tonight, it may be viewed as a win down the road. Owners of a lottery-protected first-round pick from the Trail Blazers, the Bulls should be massive Portland fans for the next month and a half.
Matas Buzelis has emerged as a bright spot for the struggling Chicago Bulls this season. The second-year forward has played and started in all 59 games this year, and he has been performing well. The NBA G League Ignite alum is averaging 15.3 points, 4.3 rebounds, 1.4 assists and 1.2 blocks this season.
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It’s the hard knock life for the Chicago Bulls. They are in the midst of a 10-game losing streak, the longest in seven years. At the same time, tanking accusations are being leveled against the Bulls to secure a higher ranking in the NBA Draft Lottery.
To say that the Chicago Bulls have been on the struggle bus of late would be a massive understatement, as the team is currently on a massive 10-game losing streak.
Chicago Bulls head coach Billy Donovan did not mince words after Tuesday’s defeat. The Bulls dropped their 10th consecutive game, falling 131-99 to the visiting Charlotte Hornets.
Former Chicago Bulls guard Coby White made his Charlotte Hornets debut on Tuesday, and it came fittingly against his former team. The 26-year-old returned to the United Center for the first time as a visitor, facing the organization that drafted him seventh overall in 2019.
Who said the Chicago Bulls have nothing to play for!? The tank race is entering its final lap, and the Bulls have undoubtedly kicked things into high gear with ten consecutive losses.
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The Chicago Bulls look to avoid matching the third-longest losing streak in franchise history when they host the Portland Trail Blazers on Thursday night.
All eyes were on Coby White Tuesday night. Not only was the former Chicago Bulls guard making his first stop at the United Center since the February 4 trade, but he was making his debut with the Charlotte Hornets.
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.
After a series of trades that left the Chicago Bulls unrecognizable, second-year guard Matas Buzelis is one of the last remaining familiar faces. Buzelis is carrying much of the load for the Bulls in terms of offense and presence.
After the game, he spoke about how he and others in the locker room are handling the pressure of knowing fans expect the team to do more than win a playoff series or two this coming spring.
The Bulls are shutting down big man Zach Collins for the remainder of the season, the team tweets. Collins, who has been out with a right toe sprain, underwent further evaluation from training and medical professionals.