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Body Seven Bulls scored in double figures as Chicago was able to neutralize the dynamic Wizards backcourt of Russell Westbrook and Bradley Beal to secure a 115-107 victory over Washington for their first win of the season. Yeah, like that. The Bulls Tuesday put seven players in double figures led by Zach LaVines 23 points, six assists, five rebounds and four steals in an inaugural 115-107 victory over the Washington Wizards. Backcourt mate Coby White added 18 points and the Bulls got 43 points ...

ANAHEIM, Calif. (KABC) -- The Power of One Foundation has teamed up with the Disneyland Resort to spread the magic and help distribute food and other essential items to struggling families amid the COVID-19 pandemic. The OC Food Bank and other nonprofits also teamed up with the foundation and helped with the drive-thru event on Monday in Anaheim. A mother of four at the event describes the current circumstances as devastating, but is deeply moved with the assistance provided by the organization...

Disneyland Resort teams up with nonprofits to assist struggling families in drive-thru event Replay Video UP NEXT The Power of One Foundation has teamed up with the Disneyland Resort to spread the magic and help distribute food and other essential items to struggling families amid the COVID-19 pandemic. The OC Food Bank and other nonprofits also teamed up with the foundation and helped with the drive-thru event on Monday in Anaheim. A mother of four at the event describes the current circumsta...

Five Questions for the 2020-21 Oklahoma City Thunder Share this story Alonzo Adams-USA TODAY Sports Good heavens, look at the time - the NBA is back! Perhaps you didn’t notice, what with the holiday season, the ongoing global pandemic, and the fact that last year’s bizarre season only finished like two months ago. Yet here we are. To prepare for a Thunder season that will be very different than the past several, here are five questions that OKC will look to answer this season. Can Shai-Gilg...

Dec 18, 2020 Isaac Harris The first time Tyler Bey dunked a basketball was in 7 th grade. It was after school at basketball practice with his team surrounding him—all waiting to see the only player on the team capable of dunking finally throw it down. And when he did, they all went crazy. Bey grew up in the entertainment capital of the world: Las Vegas, Nevada. Even though he dunked the ball for the first time in 7...