Takeaways from Chicago Bulls’ 124-120 home-opening loss, including Caleb Wilson’s 30-14 double-double
Caleb Wilson wants to dunk. No, you don’t understand. A lot of rookies want to dunk. It’s the NBA. It’s fun. Who wouldn’t want to dunk it once or twice? But that’s not the thing for Wilson. He wants to dunk the ball every time. He wants to dunk it on someone every time. Four minutes into Saturday’s 124-120 loss to the Washington Wizards, Wilson got his first taste of the kill at the United ...
The Chicago Bulls suffered a home-opening loss to the Washington Wizards, with Caleb Wilson leading the way in a double-double performance. Wilson dunked five times in the first half, showcasing his desire to score near the basket. He finished the game with 30 points and 14 rebounds, contributing a total of 44 points across the contest.
The Bulls struggled offensively, scoring only 20 points in the third quarter as they trailed by 15 points. The Wizards, led by Anthony Davis, dominated the paint with 62 of their 120 points coming from the restricted area. Rookie Caleb Wilson's aggressive style and constant effort to erase his mistakes were evident throughout the game, as he committed a turnover and then immediately took off to block a shot, earning a foul in the process.
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