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Ayo Dosunmu's season-high 29 points lead short-handed Bulls past Heat, 125-118
Ayo Dosunmu scored a season-high 29 points as the Bulls' bench contributed significantly to a victory over a Heat team missing four key players.
- In Miami, Chicago's Ayo Dosunmu scored a season-high 29 points, leading the Bulls to a 125-118 upset over the Heat on Saturday night.
- Short-Handed on both sides, Chicago sat six of its nine highest-paid players making about $94 million, while Miami was missing four of its top six salaries worth about $89 million.
- Bench scoring surged as Matas Buzelis scored 21 and Isaac Okoro added 20, while coach Billy Donovan's timeouts sparked 12-0 and 10-0 runs flipping momentum.
- Late in the fourth, Miami tied the game four times in the final 3:37 but never reclaimed the lead, with Pelle Larsson and Bam Adebayo key in late pushes despite 19 turnovers and 13 of 47 3-point shooting.
- The teams meet again Sunday at Kaseya Center during a rare three consecutive regular-season games between the teams as two-way player Myron Gardner made his first NBA start with 12 points and 11 rebounds.
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Ayo Dosunmu's season-high 29 points lead short-handed Bulls past Heat, 125-118
Ayo Dosunmu scored a season-high 29 points as the short-handed Chicago Bulls topped the Miami Heat 125-118. Dosunmu added nine assists and eight rebounds.
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Read Full ArticleBulls try to hand game to Heat, who refuse to take it in humbling 125-118 loss
MIAMI — The Miami Heat had been here before, when the opposition basically tried to hand a game away. That was in November, when the Cleveland Cavaliers sat out Donovan Michell, Darius Garland and Evan Mobley. On that night, the Cavaliers nonetheless found their way to victory behind the unlikely likes of Craig Porter Jr., Tyrese Proctor, Luke Travers, and, yes, former Heat center Thomas Bryant. This time, the Chicago Bulls felt it prudent Satur…
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