Bulls vs. Bucks final score: Chicago’s season ends with 116-100 Game 5 loss to Milwaukee

Coming into Game 5, it was going to take a heroic effort from the Chicago Bulls to extend this first-round playoff series.

With Alex Caruso out due to a concussion and Zach LaVine in the health and safety protocols, the Bulls were extremely shorthanded head into Fiserv Forum.

Many expected this game not to be close and, frankly, it’s exactly what took place.

Milwaukee jumped on Chicago early and went up by 16 in the first quarter and 29 early in the second quarter before settling on an 18-point advantage at halftime. 

Milwaukee jumped on Chicago early and went up by 16 in the first quarter and 29 early in the second quarter before settling on an 18-point advantage at halftime. 

 Like the prior two games, the fourth quarter was essentially garbage time as the lights closed on the 2021-22 Bulls season with a 116-100 loss.

Chicago came into this game with a plan of launching from downtown, attempting a playoff franchise-high 52 3-pointers. 

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