With the Chicago Bulls struggling entering the season with a 2-3 record, they will now face a young and hot team like the Cleveland Cavaliers who have a 3-4 record.

The two teams who are trying to come back from losing ways managed to bag a win on their respective games prior to this.

The Bulls annihilated the Jazz 97-73 last Friday night with Luol Deng almost recorded his first ever triple-double when he collected 19 points, 11 rebounds and nine assists.

Head coach Tom Thibodeau meanwhile said that the focus of the team, which is to improve, is what they need and that one game isn't enough to prove that they're back in their strong form.

"We still have a lot of questions we have to (answer)," Thibodeau said. "One game doesn't mean everything is straightened out. We have to take a hard look at ourselves and make the necessary corrections."

The Cavaliers after a back-to-back game with the Philadelphia 76ers managed to steal the game when Kyrie Irving drove the ball to the basket at the second overtime leaving 0.6 seconds and eventually win the game.

"He's a spectacular player," Cavs coach Mike Brown said. "When you have a guy like Kyrie, you're going to have plenty of opportunities to win. Each time I thought he took the right shot. I applaud him to try to close the game the right way. When the game was on the line, we put the ball in his hands to go get it for us."

Derrick Rose on the other hand is still trying to get his groove back after suffering an ACL injury that sidelined him for one whole season is struggling to get his game back with a season full of turnovers and missed shots where he averages 5.0 turnovers a game and is 32.0 percent in the field.

"The worst thing to do would be try to force it," Rose said. "That's not my game. I'm going to let it come naturally. I'm going to do what the team needs me to do. I'm going to play the way I normally play. It's going to come."

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