SUMMARY: Through the first four games of the 2012-13 regular season, the Chicago Bulls and Oklahoma City Thunder have taken similar paths to different results. Both teams have struggled in areas they believed they'd be stronger in, yet only one has a winning record. Somehow, some way, the Bulls have overcome such deficiencies to reach 3-1. The Thunder, meanwhile, have fallen to 2-2. For the Bulls, the biggest area of disarray is their three-point shooting. Through four games, they're knocking down just 26.2 percent of their attempts. The Thunder, meanwhile, are hitting 41.1 percent of their three-pointers. For the Thunder, they are committing 17.5 turnovers and forcing just 13.3 per game. The Bulls, however, are coughing it up just 14.0 times and forcing 16.8.
