Kris Dunn was an afterthought for most Chicago Bulls fans coming into the 2019-20 season. The team brought in Tomas Satoransky to be the starting point guard and drafted Coby White to be the point guard of the future (well, maybe). It looked like Dunn’s time in Chicago was coming to an end. KD had other things in mind, though.
Instead of sulking on the bench or demanding a trade, Dunn accepted his new role and has played with unmatched tenacity. He’s been one of the league’s scrappiest perimeter defenders this season, and his numbers back that up.