The Latest Breaking News from Billy Donovan

Dosunmu went into the concussion protocol on Tuesday, but the hope from coach Billy Donovan was it will be a quick return. As for Williams (wrist surgery), it was more baby steps on Wednesday, but steps forward for the second-year forward.

With how short-handed the Bulls have been the last few weeks, veteran DeMar DeRozan and rookie Ayo Dosunmu have taken on a larger workload. It’s Donovan’s job to make sure he protects them from themselves but also wins games.

It wasn’t just hope for the Bulls coach, as Donovan confirmed a Sun-Times report that Williams was progressing ahead of schedule from wrist surgery and could see some regular-season action on his current timetable. Donovan also said that the timetables haven’t changed for Lonzo Ball, Alex Caruso or Derrick Jones…

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One night after having ball-security issues in an overtime loss to the Raptors, Dosunmu made one of the best plays of his rookie campaign.

Nikola Vucevic took advantage of the undersized Pacers, scoring a season-high 36 points on 21 shots.

LaVine (back/knee) and White (groin) sat on Friday for the game in Indiana, but the hope was both were short-term injury setbacks. Considering the Bulls are in the midst of playing seven games in 10 nights, expect coach Billy Donovan to keep a close eye on his roster.

A 127-120 overtime loss to the Raptors on Thursday was a reminder that the Bulls still lack size and physicality at power forward with the trade deadline less than a week away.