Jimmy Butler doesn’t know, and he’s there every day, in the locker room, on the floor, when it’s good and when it’s bad, when the Bulls lost to the last place Lakers and then next game beat the first place Cavaliers, when the Bulls were blown out by the Pistons and then next game beat the Spurs, when the Bulls beat Cleveland on the road and then came home and lost to Denver, and then Friday when the Bulls lost at home to the 76ers and then Sunday went into Milwaukee against the league’s hottest team with 11 wins in the last 13 games and trounced the Bucks 109-94.
Bulls shoot out the Bucks, 109-94
