From Chicago Sun-Times · · 1m 20s
Bulls offense needs more than a few fixes
Bulls offense needs more than a few fixes to get off life support.
In brief
Bulls offense needs more than a few fixes to get off life support. Chicago Bulls offense needs more than a few fixes to get off life support. Originally reported by Chicago Sun-Times.
Bulls offense struggles
The Bulls are near the bottom of every offensive statistical category that counts besides pace.
Coach Splitter's challenge
Coach Tiago Splitter has the third-lowest offensive efficiency in the league, second-worst field goal percentage (41.2%), and lowest three-point percentage (27.2%).
Pace is their only strength
The Bulls have the only positive statistic in offensive efficiency, but it means they are fast at getting off bad shots.
Players' frustration
Players like Norman Powell say they need to be aggressive and find opportunities rather than taking five-straight possessions.
Rookie struggles
Rookie Caleb Wilson had a 2-for-12, five-point performance against the Knicks and wanted more ball time.
Defensive issues
The Bulls have the worst defensive efficiency in the Association through their first eight games.
Coach's lineup changes
Coach Splitter might start Isaac Okoro and Nic Claxton to improve defense and give Matas Buzelis more scoring opportunities.
Buzelis' scoring needs
Matas Buzelis needs to find a rhythm as a primary scorer with the reserves using pick-and-rolls.
Urgent need for fixes
The Bulls offense is at rock bottom and needs immediate fixes to avoid getting worse.
Here's the gist
Chicago Bulls offense needs more than a few fixes to get off life support.
