DeMar DeRozan led the Bulls with 30 points as the Bulls improve their record to 28-15.
There were some biblical overtones to the Bulls righteous—at least for them—117-104 victory Wednesday over the Cleveland Cavaliers.
With a three-game road trip coming up starting in Milwaukee Friday without injured starters Zach LaVine and Lonzo Ball and coming off four consecutive losses, several perhaps testing the team's beliefs, this midweek, midwinter conclave was somewhat vital for the Bulls.
"It (the win) was something we definitely needed," admitted DeMar DeRozan, who led the Bulls with 30 points, seven assists and two blocks.