(670 The Score) As the NBA continues to juggle its schedule amid COVID-19 protocols and alterations, the Bulls will host the Pistons at the United Center on Wednesday evening after their originally scheduled game in Charlotte was postponed due to contact tracing in the Hornets' organization.
The Bulls' game against the Hornets was their third postponement of their season due to their opponent having COVID-19 troubles or being in the contact tracing process. Chicago had games against Boston and Memphis postponed earlier in the season. This time, the Bulls will still play on their originally scheduled night, just against a new foe in a new location. The Pistons were supposed to play a road game against the Mavericks on Wednesday evening, but their schedule opened up when that contest was postponed due to a big snowstorm and power outages in Dallas and across Texas.
The Hornets' contact tracing stems from their game against the Spurs on Sunday. San Antonio has had four individuals test positive for COVID-19 in recent days, Adrian Wojnarowski of ESPN reported.
The Bulls improved to 11-15 with a 120-112 overtime win against the Pacers on Monday.
