Are the Bulls building something, or just more nothing?

The moment was watershed. Transactional, as the (cool) kids like to say now.Not the halfcourt shot for the “historic” victory, but the 16-point-deficit, 44-point fourth quarter against the LeBronversation-led Lakers who were not only on the back end of a game-winning classic against the Pacers the night before, but a team that was playing its 10th game in 15 days in the middle of a Midwest trip while in the midst of a Western Conference playoff race in which there has been no such thing as “games off” since before the All-Star break.Usually for the last two years at this time, this space has been reserved for and occupied by 900 words dragging the Bulls for their inconsequential playoff pushes and even lesser-in-consequence play-in appearances in losses to the Heat. They were purposely hurtful column-long takes on a team considered a joke that didn’t even need a punch line.Not anymore because with one Josh Giddey 46-foot Bulls hit, like Jake and Elwood in the same church with James Bro...