Bulls' offense won't change without injured Caleb Wilson

Caleb Wilson's injury

Caleb Wilson, the Bulls' fourth overall pick, had surgery for a broken right hand after suffering the injury Wednesday against the Spurs.

“Of course, we're going to miss him, but it doesn't change what we want to do”

Wilson's stats before injury

Wilson averaged 18.9 points, 1.8 steals and 0.9 blocked shots per game, ranking third in scoring among rookies.

Wilson's hand history

Wilson broke his left hand in February and his right thumb in March, leading to his selection by the Bulls.

Coach Splitter's response

Splitter said Wilson's injuries are 'bad luck, a freak injury' and that the team will stay patient with him.

“It's just bad luck, a freak injury”

Bulls' offensive strategy

Splitter said the Bulls' offense won't change despite Wilson's absence, with other players taking more shots.

“Of course, we're going to miss him, but it doesn't change what we want to do”

Wilson's role in team

Wilson was the Bulls' second-leading scorer and key contributor on both offense and defense.

Team's adjustment plan

Splitter said the team will fill the hole by committee, allowing other players to take on bigger roles.

“It's a big hole to fill”

Nic Claxton's return

Claxton, who missed time with a hamstring injury, will play about 20 to 24 minutes per game.

Norman Powell's return

Powell returned from back spasms after missing two games, entering the game with 13 shots.

Wilson's future role

Wilson will stay involved with the team through practice and video analysis, staying in shape without game readiness.

Splitter's training idea

Splitter suggested Wilson work on the left hook as part of his rehabilitation.

Team's outlook

The Bulls will continue their offensive strategy without Wilson, with other players taking on more responsibilities.