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Bulls lose to Minnesota Timberwolves 150-126 in a blow out game

The Chicago Bulls fell to the Minnesota Timberwolves 150-126, on Sunday, December 18, on the road. 'You got (to have) some pride, man,' said Stacey King of NBC Sports Chicago, via Daniel Greenberg of ChiSports Twitter. 'You put that Chicago Bulls jersey on, it means something. It means something to a lot of people. Not … Bulls lose to Minnesota Timberwolves 150-126 in a blow out game Read More »

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