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Raptors Are A Microcosm Of Daunting Playoffs For Bulls
Raptors Are A Microcosm Of Daunting Playoffs For Bulls

Raptors Are A Microcosm Of Daunting Playoffs For Bulls

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When did Patrick Williams return from injury for the Bulls?+
Patrick Williams made his return to the floor on Monday night against the Toronto Raptors, having last played on October 28. His return coincided with a free hat giveaway at the United Center.
Who were the Raptors missing when they played the Bulls on Monday night?+
The Raptors were without Gary Trent Jr., OG Anunoby, and Malachi Flynn for the game against the Bulls. They were also on the second night of a back-to-back, coming off a win over the Philadelphia 76ers the night before.
How did Zach LaVine help the Bulls pull away from the Raptors?+
Zach LaVine scored 16 points in the third quarter alone, which allowed the Bulls to pull away from the Raptors after a tight first half that saw Toronto lead 55-54 at halftime.
What is the Bulls' biggest weakness heading into the playoffs?+
The Bulls' main weakness is containing bigger teams, as opposing big men were able to control both sides of the floor against them. This was evident when Pascal Siakam shot 7-of-11 in the first half for 16 points, with Raptors bigs Chris Boucher, Khem Birch, and Scottie Barnes also contributing significantly.
Who could the Bulls face in the first round of the playoffs?+
The Bulls could face the Boston Celtics in the first round if they hold their fifth-place standing, or the Milwaukee Bucks if they drop to sixth place behind the Cleveland Cavaliers. The Bucks present a major challenge with Giannis Antetokounmpo, Brook Lopez, and Bobby Portis on their roster.
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