Josh Giddey and the Chicago Bulls face LaMelo Ball and the Charlotte Hornets in this NBA matchup at the Spectrum Center.

In a league where momentum is currency, the Chicago Bulls have been bankrupt for weeks. A seven-game losing streak sat on their shoulders like a weighted vest, dragging down morale and playoff hopes alike.

The Chicago Bulls have emerged as a ‘team to watch’ in the trade market for a former lottery pick, according to an NBA insider.

In not-so-great news, Ayo Dosunmu and Kevin Huerter did not make the trip to Charlotte. The former is dealing with a thumb sprain, while the latter is still rehabbing his adductor strain. While it does not sound as if either is expected to miss extensive time, it's unclear exactly when the Bulls plan to see either back on the floor.

NBA rumors: Bulls again labeled a team to watch for Jonathan Kuminga trade with Warriors appeared first on ClutchPoints. Add ClutchPoints as a Preferred Source by clicking here. Despite a strong start to the regular season, the Chicago Bulls have gone 2-8 across their last 10 contests and may look to make a key move ahead of the trade deadline.

The injuries are mounting for the Hornets, and our expert NBA predictions expect the Bulls to take care of business tonight in Charlotte!

Per Synergy, Buzelis has recorded three attempts ranging from “short” and 17 feet, effectively tracking his activity in the midrange. He’s attempted just three such shots in 23 games this season. Last season, he took 11 such shots, which paled in comparison to his 266 3-point attempts.

The Thunder are on pace to become the greatest team ever in the NBA, but are they better than Michael Jordan's Bulls in the 90s?

Things are picking up for the Bulls in terms of healthy bodies, however they will be without a few notable players on Friday.