The NBA is now officially at the All-Star break as the Bulls beat the Cavaliers, 113-98, behind 30 points and seven assists from Derrick Rose at the United Center. Tony Snell continued his strong play knocking down 9-of-11 shots for 22 points, while Pau Gasol added 18 points, 10 rebounds and six helpers. The Bulls enter the break with a 34-and-20 record. LeBron James posted 31 points, but also turned the ball over eight times. Kyrie chipped in 17 on 18 shots. The Cavs are 33-and-22. Kevin Love sat out for Cleveland and Jimmy Butler missed the game for the Bulls.
The Blackhawks resume their eight-game homestand tonight against the New Jersey Devils at the United Center. Chicago has lost the first two games on the stand following a shootout loss to Arizona on Monday and an overtime setback to Vancouver on Wednesday. The 'Hawks are currently third in the Central Division with 70 points. The Devils have just 51 points.
