Chicago Bulls' Kris Dunn has ugly fall against Golden State Warriors, dislocates teeth

CHICAGO (AP) — Chicago Bulls guard Kris Dunn is out indefinitely after being placed into the NBA’s concussion protocol following a fall during a game that ended up with him dislocating two front teeth.

The Bulls said Thursday that Dunn’s two teeth have been splinted with braces. He was re-evaluated for concussion symptoms and will not travel with the team to Atlanta for Saturday’s game.

Dunn was injured Wednesday night during a home loss to Golden State. He made a fast-break dunk with 2:55 left, but landed awkwardly on the play and his face slammed into the floor.

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