Bulls Fend Off Hawks in Shootout, 152-150
Nine Bulls scored in double figures as Chicago set season highs for points in a half and game, securing their third straight win with a 152-150 victory.
- On Sunday, the Chicago Bulls outlasted the Atlanta Hawks 152-150 at State Farm Arena in the NBA's highest-scoring game this season, with nine Bulls scoring 10 or more points, Bulls PR said.
- With their rotation finally healthy, Chicago produced an 83-73 halftime lead after a 45-point closing half and shot 57.6 percent, exploiting Kristaps Porzingis' absence.
- Matas Buzelis led the charge, scoring 28 points with a career-high seven 3-pointers, while Trae Young and Jalen Johnson fueled Atlanta's late rally before Young's last-second miss.
- The win gives the Bulls a three-game streak and a 13-15 record, ending a stretch of eight losses in nine games, while the Hawks dropped their third straight to fall to 15-15; both teams meet Tuesday.
- Earlier this year, the Bulls participated in the season's prior highest-scoring game, a 150-147 double-overtime loss at Utah, highlighting a trend of high-scoring outings.
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ATLANTA (AP) — Matas Buzelis scored 28 points to lead nine Chicago players in double numbers and the Bulls outnumbered the Atlanta Hawks 152-150 on Sunday in the game with the highest NBA season score. Chicago set peaks in the campaign in points in a first half and in a game, and remained in the final seconds in the first of two consecutive games in Atlanta. Teams will face again on Tuesday night. The Bulls surpassed their previous record points…
Bulls beat the Hawks 152-150 in the highest-scoring game in the NBA this season
Matas Buzelis scored 28 points to lead nine Chicago players in double figures and the Bulls outlasted the Atlanta Hawks 152-150 on Sunday in the highest-scoring game in the NBA this season.
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