Bulls

  Download our local news and weather app for  iOS  or  Android   —  and choose the alerts you want. For at least another six to eight weeks,  Lonzo Ball  isn’t walking through that door. Neither is  Alex Caruso . But the  Chicago Bulls  (28-17) must find a way to stymie their current skid, which continued with a humbling 114-95 loss to the now 9-39 Magic in Orlando on Sunday. NBC Sports 9 HOURS AGO Bulls' Nikola Vucevic Continues Inconsistent Shooting Season 11 HOURS AGO Bucks Release Statement Against Grayson Allen Suspension With the defeat, the Bulls have dropped seven of their last nine games, and fallen to third in the Eastern Conference, trailing the Nets (29-16) and Heat (30-17). Just 1.5 games separated them from the sixth-place 76ers – and 2.5 from the seventh-seeded Hornets. Here are 10 observations: 1.  Moe Wagner was the player of the game, and so he is where we begin. With Mo Bamba falling into early foul troub...