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After losing in New York by 30 points on Wednesday, the Bulls are tied for the NBA’s worst record at 1-7 and have the league’s worst net rating (-17.5). As Julia Poe of The Chicago Tribune writes (subscription required), the…

The Chicago Bulls are tied for the NBA's worst record at 1-7 following a 30-point loss in New York on Wednesday. Veteran guard Norman Powell noted that opposing teams view Chicago as an easy win, stressing the need for a grittier mentality. The team currently holds the league's worst net rating (-17.5), ranking 28th in offensive rating, 29th in defensive rating, and last in three-point shooting.
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