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The Chicago Bulls never have come back from a 3-1 deficit to win a best-of-seven playoff series, so the odds of them taking the next three games from the Milwaukee Bucks already were slim before Zach LaVine entered health and safety protocols for COVID-19 on Tuesday.

These teams could run best-of-seven series back three times, five times, 10 times, and the squad with the better talent, size, experience, depth, discipline and togetherness would just keep winning.

Bulls guard Alex Caruso won't be fully healthy for the first-round playoff series against the Bucks. Coach Billy Donovan said it, and it was apparent Sunday in Game 1. But the Bulls have little choice but to take the approach that Caruso will give ...

Caruso’s back is better than it was at the end of the regular season, but he likely won’t be 100% at any point in this first-round playoff series.

Let’s look at how the massive underdogs can forget their woes against Milwaukee.

The Bulls center earned a technical for his actions during Tuesday night’s game against the Bucks.

It came with a loss to Milwaukee, thanks to a Cleveland loss, and there were way more questions than answers moving forward, but the organization was back in the postseason, sitting in the No. 6 seed for now.

With all the question marks everywhere else in the East, the Bucks are starting to look more and more like the heavy favorite to return to the Finals.

The photo was taken in a back hallway of the Smith Center, out of public view, two generations of coaches standing together. Who could have imagined, when Mike Krzyzewski and Roy Williams and Hubert Davis and Jon Scheyer all posed before the first Duke-Carolina game in February, that it could…