The Chicago Bulls have lost nine of 11 and fell to 11-22 at home but are still clinging to the final play-in spot in the Eastern Conference.

Coby White led the Bulls with 25 points. Talen Horton-Tucker scored a season-high 22 and Zach Collins had 20. Cleveland closed within 58-57 at halftime and the game was close throughout the third quarter.

For 3½ quarters, the short-handed Bulls were running with the best team in the NBA. But as Coby White pointed out afterward, the Cavs can flip a switch, and they ran the Bulls out of the United Center down the stretch.

The Cleveland Cavaliers may have notched their 11th straight victory over the Chicago Bulls, but there was little cause for celebration in Chicago. The final score—139-117—painted a misleading picture of a game that required yet another desperate rally from Cleveland.

The Cleveland Cavaliers just won another game they would’ve lost in the past. Despite not having Evan Mobley on the floor because of some scheduled rest, they managed to weather the storm and stay competitive for most of the game.