After another losing to the Miami Heat at home nearly 24 hours ago, the Chicago Bulls traveled up north to face off against the Minnesota Timberwolves. Against their former coach and former players, the Bulls held firm for the first three quarters. But a 17-point 4th quarter combined with a 35 point night from T-Wolves big man Karl Anthony-Towns was the difference in a 111-96 loss.
Minnesota had a really rough start to the game, shooting just 28 percent from the field in the first quarter. However, they were able to keep pace with Chicago thanks to their dominance on the offensive glass.