The Magic are coming off back-to-back wins against the Philadelphia 76ers (Nov. 25) and the Detroit Pistons (Nov. 28), which helped Orlando win its NBA Cup group. Desmond Bane finished with 37 points and 8 rebounds in Friday's win. He's now scored at least 15 points in each of his last 10 games and is third on the team in scoring (18.3 ppg).

Yes, the Bulls have a pile of injuries, but that's the case all around the league these days. They started the season 5-0 and now can't handle teams such as the Hornets, Pelicans and Nets.

The Chicago Bulls look to come out of their early-season tailspin and finish off a four-game road trip as they travel South to Orlando for a Monday night game against the Magic.

The Indiana Pacers (4-18) travel to the United Center to face the Chicago Bulls (9-12) in this Friday night NBA matchup.

At this point, the number of Bulls on the injured list is reaching an absurd level as they face the Indiana Pacers.

The Chicago Bulls are hurting on the court, and the recent Noa Essengue injury news is pouring salt on the wound. The post Bulls Receive Brutal Injury Update on Noa Essengue Amid Five-Game Losing Streak appeared first on Heavy Sports.

Bulls coach Billy Donovan is in on most conversations that actually have legs, so he would have remembered if his organization was discussing Milwaukee MVP Giannis Antetokounmpo becoming a Bull. He said he did not.

Short-handed and outmuscled, Chicago lost for the fourth straight time and has seen its promising early start evaporate.

Michael Jordan discussed an unusual "Love of the Game" clause that he had in his contract with the Chicago Bulls.

After the Bulls lost their sixth straight game to the Pacers, Billy Donovan says the “decision making has got to be better” from Matas Buzelis and Josh Giddey who combined for 11 turnovers pic.twitter.com/wQReAeaE60