Portland Trail Blazers lose to Chicago Bulls, 130-116

Portland Trail Blazers’ attempt to dial back the Chicago Bulls' offense failed where it mattered the most and they ended up losing with 130-116 on Sunday evening in Chicago, who improve their record to 31-18. The Blazers are 21-29 this season and permitted the Bulls to shoot 55.6% from the field, and allowed Nikola Vucevic to score 24 points, and he also pull down pulled down 14 rebounds. He even motivates six other Chicago players in twofold figures in that class. Bulls’ DeMar DeRozan chipped in 23 points and 10 assists, and Zach LaVine scored 20 points as well.

Blazers saw CJ McCollum fire it up with 29 points, trailed by 22 points from Norman Powell and Anfernee Simons at 21. The Blazers missed Larry Nance Jr., one of the group's best protectors and it reflected in the match.