The Cleveland Cavaliers suffered a 127-111 defeat to the Chicago Bulls, failing to maintain their competitiveness in the fourth quarter after trailing by seven entering the final frame. Cleveland’s poor performance included shooting 39.1% and committing five turnovers in the last quarter, while the Bulls capitalized on the Cavs’ 20 turnovers to score 21 points. Donovan Mitchell led the Cavs with 32 points, but the team has dropped seven of their last ten games and struggles with outside shooting. The Cavaliers, now 15-13, will face the Bulls again on Friday.
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