Only one of the 10 former lottery picks might have what it takes to become an All-Star.

CHICAGO (AP) — Brandon Ingram scored 31 points and the Toronto Raptors returned from the All-Star break to beat the Chicago Bulls 110-101 on Thursday night. With Chicago coach Billy Donovan away following his father’s death Saturday,

The Bulls were on the wrong end of an NBA officiating mistake.

Donovan is walking a fine line in trying to keep second-year guard Rob Dillingham aggressive and playing his game, but also understanding bad habits need to be broken if Dillingham wants to have a high NBA ceiling.

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When the buzzer finally sounded, the Bulls had executed seven trades and parted with eight players: Jevon Carter (who was waived), Ayo Dosunmu, Kevin Huerter, Emanuel Miller, Julian Phillips, Dalen Terry, Nikola Vučević and Coby White.

The Bulls may have been the most active team prior to the trade deadline, but they did not exactly set themselves up for a better future.

The Chicago Bulls are being increasingly viewed to be one of the few teams with considerable spending power in the summer.