Chicago savored playoff football on Saturday. The Bulls beating Dallas felt like a distant second, but is worth a conversation around town.

The Heat-Bulls game, scheduled to start at 7 p.m., was delayed for nearly two hours because of condensation on the court before ultimately being postponed — only the second time such an incident has happened in the NBA. Heat coach Erik Spoelstra had a strained smile as he walked past fans, clearly peeved his team wouldn’t play.

The tip-off between the Heat and Bulls was originally scheduled at 7:00 PM CST. However, the match was delayed for 90 minutes, and both teams awaited updates on the situation. Fans were also present in the arena and patiently waited in their seats.

The Chicago Bulls have been linked to a handful of candidates—some of whom are pretty notable in today’s trade market. The recent rumblings of New Orleans Pelicans forward Zion Williamson being a potential Chicago target have NBA and Bulls fans talking.

Not only is the market for Coby White running a quicker pulse but there are teams eyeing several Bulls possibilities. Can and will the front office take the plunge?

Chicago Bulls explore Ayo Dosunmu trade options as injuries and deadline pressure push franchise toward asset-focused decisions

The Bulls are rumored to be parting ways with Coby White if the fit is right. Luckily for them, the Timberwolves would match seamlessly.