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Fatigued Lauri Markkanen emblematic of Bulls' limp to finish line

CHICAGO - Rawle Alkins was in Westchester, N.Y., late Tuesday night, thinking about his first playoff game with the Windy City Bulls on Wednesday, when the text arrived.

A 7 a.m. Eastern time flight to Chicago. The Bulls need you.

"I didn't sleep much, left (the hotel) about 5:45 a.m. (Eastern time) and got to the airport," Alkins said. "And here I am."

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