The Latest Breaking News from Ayo Dosunmu

The Chicago Bulls have some tough offseason decisions to make, but they could choose to play hardball with Coby White and Ayo Dosunmu.

As the Chicago Bulls attempt to reshape their roster this summer, there's a chance that only one of Coby White and Ayo Dosunmu is back.

Throughout the first half of the season, Bulls coach Billy Donovan went with a point guard-by-committee attack late in games, with LaVine and DeMar DeRozan taking over much of the responsibility. Now that Patrick Beverley has arrived, both LaVine and DeRozan can focus on what they do best.

Chicago got a much-needed blowout victory over Portland on Friday.

Losing his starting job to Patrick Beverley hasn’t helped his numbers, but coach Billy Donovan considers what Dosunmu is going through as just part of the growth process.

DeMar DeRozan’s four-point play with 12 seconds left tied the score at 114. But Kings guard De’Aaron Fox responded with a three-point shot with 0.7 seconds left to snap the Bulls’ two-game winning streak.

The second-year guard lost his starting spot when the Bulls acquired Beverley, but he’s making the most of the new role, and getting valuable lessons from the fellow Chicagoan. “A lot of those little tricks, only someone who’s been in the league 10-plus years would know,” he said.

The addition of Patrick Beverley to the starting unit a few weeks ago, left coach Billy Donovan giving a new look to both his starting group and his bench. That means youngsters Ayo Dosunmu, Coby White, and Patrick Williams have to keep turning up the aggressiveness and energy on both…

While the former John Marshall Metropolitan High School standout would like nothing more than to stay a Bull beyond the rest of this season, he knows he can only play out the hand that he’s been dealt.