TORONTO – Zach LaVine sat in front of his locker, clad in only a towel and bags of ice on the knees of his outstretched legs.
There was a lot he was seemingly looking to explain after the Friday loss to Boston.
First and foremost, why was the Bulls guard settling for jumpers throughout the first half? And why only one shot attempt in the third? Then when he did get aggressive in the fourth, where was the explosion that has put opposing defenders on posters for years?
If only LaVine had better answers.
Not because he wasn’t willing to give them.