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Bulls Match Third-Longest Skid in Team History with Loss to Blazers
Jerami Grant led Portland with 27 points as Chicago matched its third-longest losing streak at 11 games, hampered by 22 turnovers resulting in 22 points for Portland.
- On February 27, the Portland Trail Blazers defeated the Chicago Bulls 121-112 at the United Center, with Jerami Grant scoring 27 points as Chicago tied its third-longest losing streak.
- Since Jan. 31, the Bulls have dropped 11 straight games in February after committing 22 turnovers that led to 22 Blazers points.
- With 9:02 left, Portland used Blake Wesley's free throws to extend its lead to 105-90, then Grant hit a 3 and Murray dunked to seal the win at 113-105.
- Robert Williams III's reserve double-double helped seal the win as Portland earned its sixth victory in nine games, keeping the Trail Blazers positioned for the play-in picture.
- After a loss, Chicago now prepares to host Milwaukee on Sunday; the Bulls are 0-11 in February and 0-5 on their homestand.
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