Caleb Wilson hand injury update is a killer blow after Bulls’ 1-9 start
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Yahoo Sports reports that the Chicago Bulls collapsed after building a 22-point lead against the San Antonio Spurs, falling 124-119 to drop to 1-9 on the season. The loss was compounded by a right hand injury to Caleb Wilson, who was initially pulled from the game and has since been ruled out for Friday's contest against the Atlanta Hawks. According to ESPN's Shams Charania, Wilson is expected to miss four weeks, deepening a crisis that already has the Bulls looking at one of the worst starts in franchise history.
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