The Chicago Bulls will continue to be without one of their best big men for the forseeable future. Ahead of Wednesday night's meeting with the Utah Jazz at the

Ayo Dosunmu just wants to get better. That has been a consistent message throughout the guard’s five years with the Chicago Bulls. When he was a rookie, Dosunmu often fell back on the same mantra — “brick by brick” — when explaining his approach to his learning curve.

Even though the Bulls lost to the Rockets, they got the absolute best from Tre Jones as he made franchise history.

Nikola Vucevic scored a season-high 35 points, including the go-ahead layup with four seconds left, and Jalen Smith notched a 12-point, 10-rebound double-double to boost the host Chicago Bulls over the Utah Jazz 128-126 on Wednesday.

The Chicago Bulls hit the road to take on the Houston Rockets at Toyota Center Tuesday. Tip-off from Houston, Texas, is set for 8 p.m. ET.

Aside from trades, the Chicago Bulls have another major midseason goal — sending guard Josh Giddey to his first-ever All-Star weekend.

Giddey has been out since straining his hamstring on Dec. 29 against the Wolves. The Bulls end the week with a home-and-home game against the Nets on Friday and Sunday. Because of the games, it doesn’t leave much practice time for Giddey. But he has been sprinting and cutting on the court.

Flawless: Every Bulls fan—and every basketball fan—knows about the six rings. To see Matas’ mop of a haircut next to the jersey tag proudly displaying the team’s half dozen championships is a sight to behold. If only the red parallel had a lower print for the team color match!