Last night, our Chicago Bulls actually beat a bad team, for the first time all week!
It’s hard to get too excited about a game where the Bulls once again let a massive double-digit second half lead (25 points) evaporate to five points around the four-minute mark of the game’s fourth quarter. But, unlike some miserable contests against the Indiana Pacers (who, at a 1-9 record without All-Star point guard Tyrese Haliburton, sure qualify as bad to me) and Charlotte Hornets, Chicago actually held on in this game and fought back, building their lead back to defeat a young and athletic Orlando Magic team, in Orlando, 128-109.