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MILWAUKEE – The final score of games is inconsequential at this point.
But just in case, the Bulls dropped a second straight, and did so in embarrassing fashion, losing to the Bucks 131-115 on Tuesday.
Not a big change from Sunday’s throttling in Miami, in which the Bulls were down by 54 at one point.
What this current group did grab, however, are bragging rights in becoming only the second time in franchise history to have back-to-back 20-point halftime deficits, with the last one happening in January of 1969.
A product of a team that might be letting go of the rope at 24-27?