Kobe White isn’t worried about disrupting Chicago’s flow upon his return
After missed the start of the season with a lower leg injury, Coby White is getting closer to returning to Chicago Bulls. Meanwhile, the Bulls are off to a 6-1 start and are in first place in the Eastern Conference, one of their best starts in decades.
White provided an update on his status Thursday while participating in practice. Basically, he said he would fits right into the mixby CHGO Bulls.
“The way I play fits perfectly with the way we play … I play to win.” White said.
With White out, the Bulls are overachieving in many ways. Their core talent, Josh Giddy, Matas Bouzelis and Nikola Vucevic, played integral roles in scoring, playmaking and versatility.
basically, filling the gap temporarily behind White, as he has become the focal point of the Bulls’ offense in recent years. The same goes for the contributions of Tre Jones, Isaac Okoro and Ayo Dosunmu.
As a result, there may be concerns that the Whites will struggle to come back and the current roster will have to adjust their roles.
So potentially disrupting the flow of Chicago.
On Friday, the Bulls will head to Milwaukee to take on the Bucks.
How Kobe White can ease his way back into the starting lineup
Chicago will implement minimum restrictions on White when he returns. All in an effort to prevent any chance of re-injuring himself.
In order not to disrupt the success of the current starting lineup, White will likely start off the bench and lead the second unit, which wouldn’t be much of a challenge considering the Bulls’ bench has played a huge role in their easy seasonal success.
In addition, the offensive flow would emphasize Bell’s off-ball talent to spread the floor and create opportunities.
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