The Cleveland Cavaliers will be without Dean Wade in their upcoming game against the Bulls, as he has been downgraded to out due to a non-COVID illness. This will be Wade’s second consecutive game on the sidelines, with his next opportunity to play coming after the All-Star Break on Feb. 22 against Orlando.

Wade’s absence adds to the Cavaliers’ injury concerns, as he had previously been listed as questionable for Wednesday’s game. The team will have to make do without his contributions as they face the Bulls.

Despite Wade’s absence, the Cavaliers will look to regroup and continue their efforts in the upcoming games. The team will need to rely on other players to step up and fill the void left by Wade’s absence.

As the NBA season progresses, the Cavaliers will have to navigate through various challenges, including injuries and player availability. The team’s depth will be tested, and they will have to adapt to ensure a competitive performance in the games ahead.