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Chicago outscores Mavericks by 16 in second-half to earn comeback win.

The Chicago Bulls have come out slow in the final week of the season, losing the first quarters of their last four games and struggling to dig themselves out of first-half deficits. As he prepares his players for their first taste of single elimination in the NBA play-in tournament, coach…

While the win over Dallas on Friday was more about pride than changing anything in the standings for the Bulls, with the Raptors losing to the Celtics, the play-in game was set.

With the No. 10 seed — and the final play-in spot — locked up, the Bulls sat DeMar DeRozan, Zach LaVine and Patrick Beverley against the Mavericks to give them a rest.

No amount of lipstick and blush can make this Bulls season look pretty.

Chicago may be without their Big 3 in Friday's must-win game for Dallas.

With the season on the line, the Bulls play next Wednesday in the Eastern Conference play-in game. As far as DeRozan was concerned, pack for a second game ... just in case.

With the No. 10 seed locked up for Chicago, coach Billy Donovan hinted at potentially resting their core on Friday.

With the loss, Chicago locked up the No. 10 seed in the Eastern Conference playoff picture.

The opening minutes of Wednesday’s loss to the Milwaukee Bucks were an echo of an all-too-familiar pattern for the Chicago Bulls.

At the start of the week, the Bulls had a say in bettering their play-in position. Two straight losses, however, officially locked them into the 10th spot in the East as they wait to find out whom they’ll take on next week.