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Matas Buzelis buzz growing as Bulls stay undefeated with win over Zach LaVine, Kings

Joining LaVine on this trip back to Chicago was everyone’s favorite ex-Bull DeMar DeRozan, along with Doug McDermott (who didn’t play), former trainer Chip Schaefer and even B.J. Armstrong, the Kings...

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Matas Buzelis scores 27 and Bulls move to 4-0 with 126-113 win over Kings

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Chicago Bulls honor Zach LaVine during win over Sacramento Kings

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Kings run out of second-half fuel in Zach LaVine's Chicago homecoming vs. Bulls

On the second night of a back-to-back, the Kings ran out of fuel in the second half, falling to the unbeaten Chicago Bulls 126-113 on Wednesday night at United Center.

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What Went Wrong for the Kings in 13-Point Loss to Bulls

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Zach LaVine returns to face a 3-0 Chicago Bulls team that relies on grit over style points

"This is the most unselfish superstar in the game of basketball" - Phil Jackson claims Scottie Pippen never complained about his role with the Bulls

Chicago Bulls icon Scottie Pippen wasn't just Michael Jordan's sidekick. He was the guy who could practically do everything on the basketball court. He could run the fastbreak, play defense, crash the boards,

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Scottie Pippen, Dennis Rodman: Warriors' loss means 1995-96 Bulls still best team

The 2015-16 Golden State Warriors might have eclipsed the record for regular-season wins, but their failure to win a championship means the 1995-96 Chicago Bulls are still the greatest team in NBA history, at least according to two of that team's most ...

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Michael Jordan criticises load management in NBA: ‘It shouldn’t be needed’

CHICAGO Bulls legend Michael Jordan isn't a fan of NBA players taking days off to rest. Jordan criticised the idea of load management Tuesday, saying the

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Michael Jordan criticizes load management in NBA: 'It shouldn't be needed'

Despite not playing in the modern game, Jordan is more than qualified to talk about the issue. In addition to having a sterling resume as a player, he rarely missed games. During his first eight seasons in the NBA, Jordan played in fewer than 78 games in just one season, and that one season he broke his foot.