With the regular season winding down, Bulls have a play-in path forward

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As the Chicago Bulls approach the end of the regular season, they find themselves in a crucial battle for playoff positioning. Currently, they are the No. 9 seed in the Eastern Conference, tied with the Miami Heat but holding the tiebreaker. Coach Billy Donovan has fostered a playoff mentality among his players, emphasizing that each game is vital as they strive for success. Despite a solid 4-2 record on a recent West Coast trip, a loss to the Mavericks has cast a shadow over their momentum.

The Bulls have eight games left to play, and they must leverage this time to enhance their standing against teams like the Atlanta Hawks and Orlando Magic. Notably, Miami has the easiest remaining schedule, which adds pressure on the Bulls to perform. Donovan's focus on maintaining a strong competitive spirit will be essential for their success in the final stretch. The path to the postseason is challenging, but the Bulls have the opportunity to capitalize on their situation and make a run for the playoffs.

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