Giddey’s near quadruple-double, Buzelis’ 31 sink Lakers

It's one thing to fatten up on the bad teams.
To their credit, the Chicago Bulls have played some of their best basketball of late. They've run teams off the court, tightened up defensively and out-executed down the stretch of close games.
But many of those wins have come against the bottom feeders. They handled their business against the tanking Philadelphia 76ers, Toronto Raptors, Brooklyn Nets and Utah Jazz. They've capitalized against the flailing Orlando Magic and Miami Heat and put away the Sacramento Kings without Domantas Sabonis and the Indiana Pacers without Tyrese Haliburton.
It's another thing to beat up the third seed in the Western Conference on their home court, with all thei...