
Bulls forward Matas Buzelis trying to find his way one fight at a time
By Aaron Chen
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SEATTLE — Halfway across the country Monday night, Ayo Dosunmu was telling Timberwolves reporters that he liked to drive to the basket the way a running back would carry the ball. The Chicago-born Dosunmu, a former Bulls guard and a lifelong Bears fan, was asked if he tried to mimic the Bears’ D’Andre Swift.No, he joked — he’s more like former Vikings running back Adrian Peterson.While Dosunmu was trying to score points with his new city, Swift was scoring three touchdowns in the Bears’ 34-17 win Monday night against the defending Super Bowl champion Seahawks at Lumen Field.The Bears’ running back wasn’t flashy — he averaged just 2.6 yards per carry and never had a run longer than seven yards — but he remained the metronome on which the Bears’ offense is calibrated.Quarterback Caleb Williams’ Year 3 leap doesn’t happen without the steadiness of Swift. The defense doesn’t stay fresh without the Bears running clock with their running game, which has contributed to their league-best time