MINNEAPOLIS -- On Friday night, the Minnesota Timberwolves and Chicago Bulls felt they were facing winnable games as they try to find some semblance of momentum during frustrating seasons.
Both were left wondering what to do after disappointing losses. One team will have a chance to feel good when Minnesota hosts Chicago on Sunday.
The Bulls got Jimmy Butler and Dwyane Wade back in the lineup but lost 115-97 at Phoenix, which has the second-worst record in the NBA.
"Awful, awful ... they out-competed us in every category," Chicago coach Fred Hoiberg said. "Rebounding, loose balls, 19-6 in transition.