The Bulls have to hope that slow starts don’t become a trend, but after falling behind early in Wednesday’s 102-99 win against the Magic, the Bulls rebounded and took their first lead in the game in the third quarter after a Josh Giddey three-pointer.
The Bulls’ three-point heavy shot selection is high variance. When shots aren’t falling, the Bulls can dig themselves in a hole like in the first quarter. But when shots are falling, they quickly erase a deficit like they did Wednesday.
“If we stick with our pace and play the whole game, eventually it’ll break through for us on the offensive end,” guard Zach LaVine said.