The Bulls Losses to New York and Toronto Add More Pressure to the Struggling Team

It is definitely not the year that the Chicago Bulls had hoped for. The team took yet another loss on Sunday against the Toronto Raptors, losing 93-78 and worsening their record to 2-10. This loss marked the fourth of their most recent losing streak and put their extended November trip at 1 win and 5 losses – not exactly what the team was hoping for. “After failing to make a basket the final 4 minutes 10 seconds against New York (on Saturday), the Bulls missed seven straight shots and committed three turnovers in a 7:03 fourth-quarter stretch without field goal Sunday. The Raptors, led by Jose Calderon’s 19 points and 14 assists, responded with a 12-2 run to put the game out of reach,” explains press notes.

The Bulls, although a talented team, just can’t seem to pull it together for a win. “I don’t know what you would call it. I don’t know if it’s because we haven’t made shots or aren’t confident down the stretch. I don’t know if we need to do something different down the stretch offensively.” Offensively, defensively or mentally – whatever it may be, the Bulls definitely need to do something different. Chicago currently holds the league-worst record for shooting percentage (38.5 percent) and scoring average (86.5 points) and they finished their game against the Raptors with a 38 percent shooting level. Let’s hope they can pull it together in some sense of the game, or else they are headed for an unimaginably bad season.

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