The Chicago Bulls were down by as much as 54 points in Sunday night's lopsided loss to the Miami Heat. What comes next?

The Heat bounced back in a big way on Sunday night.

Nothing good lasts long for the Bulls this season. Less than 24 hours after a short-handed roster clinched a galvanizing win over the Heat, the Bulls returned to the Kaseya Center to receive a crushing 134-91 smackdown in their final game of the series.

The Chicago Bulls are still looking for their first win over the Miami Heat this season, and they will likely have to do it without multiple rotation players.

The postponed matchup between the Heat and Bulls from January 8 has caused the two teams to play three consecutive games against each other.

There are wins, there are statements, and then there is whatever happened Sunday night at the Kaseya Center. The Miami Heat didn’t just defeat the Chicago Bulls; they dismantled them, piece by piece,

Despite one of their longest injury reports of the night, the Chicago Bulls picked up their first win of the year over the Miami Heat.

Both the Miami Heat and Chicago Bulls may be without multiple key players in Sunday night's matchup.

The Chicago Bulls (24-25) face the Miami Heat (26-24) on Sunday for the second consecutive night and for the third game in a row. Tip-off from Kaseya Center in Miami, Florida, is

The Chicago Bulls are set to be without five of their Top 8 leading scorers in their second straight meeting with the Miami Heat.