The Chicago Bulls prepare for their Nov. 8 matchup against the Cleveland Cavaliers with a relatively healthy roster, though some key backcourt players remain sidelined.
The Bulls recently suffered just their second loss of the season in an NBA Cup game against rival Milwaukee Bucks. Tonight’s game marks several "seconds": the second game of a back-to-back, second consecutive game on the road, second straight matchup against a division opponent, and the second night facing an Eastern Conference contender.
White was anticipated to be the Bulls' primary offensive option, but with Josh Giddey's rise as an MVP candidate, Dosunmu’s scoring improvement, Nikola Vucevic’s consistent presence, and coach Billy Donovan’s deep bench, the team has multiple scoring threats to rely on.
“White expects to be back for the team's Western Conference road trip that begins on Nov.”
“The 25-year-old returned from a quadriceps injury that kept him out for a week and scored seven points in the loss to Milwaukee.”
Author's summary: The Bulls face the Cavaliers with a mostly healthy squad, awaiting the return of key scorer Coby White while Ayo Dosunmu is set to play after recovering from injury, highlighting evolving team dynamics.