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Chicago Sun-Times
Chicago Sun-Times
National
Steve Greenberg

Bulls’ title drought officially hits 25 years. Who else doesn’t feel like celebrating?

Miami’s Max Strus shoots over the Bulls’ Zach LaVine in the Heat’s 102-91 play-in win. (Photo by Bryan Cereijo/Getty Images)

Twenty-five years after Chicago’s hoops eminence ended in a ‘‘last dance,’’ the Bulls will wake up Saturday so far from championship No. 7 that there’s no telling where it might be on the vast horizon.

Of course, that would have been true even if they had beaten the Heat in a must-have play-in game Friday in Miami. Had they survived, the Bulls still likely would have been dead men walking, with a first-round series against their foremost tormentors — the Bucks — awaiting them.

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