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Chicago Bulls lose to Orlando 100-91 at home

Photo caption: Chicago Bulls Logo (credit: NBA.com) The Chicago Bulls lost their 31st game of the season with a 100-91 loss to Orlando on Monday, February 13, at the United Center. The Bulls shot 40.7 percent from the field versus Orlando. “We know what we need to do,” said Markelle Fultz via ESPN, who scored 18 … Chicago Bulls lose to Orlando 100-91 at home Read More »

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