There were no goals in sports games for three minutes, and they were beaten 12-0 in the end. The Bulls problems had long been solved by Dream Chasing.

The new NBA Eastern Conference season is a mess. Due to the injuries of Tatum and Haliburton, the current team list has undergone major changes from the previous one. The most eye-catching thing is that the "ten thousand-year-old" Chicago Bulls have rushed to the front. As a very challenging test, the Bulls came to Cleveland to challenge the traditional powerhouse Cavaliers. This focus battle did not disappoint everyone's expectations. Although the Bulls once led by as many as 19 points, the suspense of the game remained until the last moment. In the end, the Cavaliers, who were at home, relied on the key performance of "ball king" Donovan Mitchell to reverse the victory before the end and had the last laugh.

On the one hand, Mitchell's performance was indeed good. After scoring 1 of 10 in the first half of the sports battle, it was like a different player in the second half. Unstoppable on the offensive end, especially his 8 points in the last minute, which sealed the victory for the Cavaliers. On the other hand, the Bulls worked hard for four whole quarters, but fell before dawn. Okoro, Trey Jones, Jaylen Smith, Huerter, and Dosunmu are not without their efforts. Even when the three core players performed poorly, they always maintained a slight advantage through diligence and hard work.

But the reason why role players are role players proves that sometimes hard work alone is not enough. In the final three minutes of the decisive battle, the Bulls did not score a single goal in a sports match, and only relied on Tre Jones' free throws to score two points. In the last 1 minute and 47 seconds, the Bulls were beaten 0-12 by the Cavaliers. They watched helplessly as their opponents overtook the score and finally successfully defended their home court.

I still remember that Warriors star Dream Green said this about the Bulls in his podcast "The Green Show": "Although the Bulls played very well at the beginning of the season (5 wins and 1 loss at the time), they may still become one of the worst teams at the end of the season." At that time, many fans did not take Mr. Green's statement seriously and felt that he looked down upon the excellence of young players. With the growth and explosion of Gidi and Buzeris, the Bulls are likely to recast the light of the Windy City.

It wasn't until the Bulls regretted losing to the Cavaliers in this game that everyone realized that Dream Green's statement was not unreasonable. The problems exposed by the Bulls in this game had long been understood by Teacher Lu. Dream Green explained at the time why he was not optimistic about the Bulls. He believed: The Bulls' lineup lacks scorers at critical moments. Such a lineup structure will run into trouble at a certain point in time. At these points in time, the gap in talent levels will become apparent.

Obviously, this powerful dialogue between the Bulls and the Cavaliers was the "certain point in time" mentioned by Dream Chasing. Mitchell took over the game, but no one on the Bulls side could respond. Gidi made 5 of 18 shots and scored 15 points. He made 0 of 4 shots in the fourth quarter and did not score a point; Vucevic only scored 9 points in the game; Buzeris made 1 of 6 and was in no condition. He only handed over a report card of 4 points and 4 rebounds. When the top three players on the team's scoring list are unable to find shooting form, even if other role players try their best, it will be of no avail. They can only watch their team become the backdrop for the opponent's reversal of the game, creating another masterpiece in the career of the rice ball king. Therefore, if the Bulls want to go further, they must face up to the gap and either hope for the growth of Gidi and Buzeris, or they must consider how to get a real key scorer through trade.