US EditionHuerter, Vucevic hit big 3-pointers down the stretch as Bulls hold off Nuggets 130
Chicago Bulls ended Denver Nuggets’ unbeaten home streak with 130-127 win, outscoring Denver’s bench 66-9 and overcoming Nikola Jokic’s triple-double, snapping a seven-game win streak.
- On Monday night in the Mile High City, the Chicago Bulls beat the Denver Nuggets 130-127 after Kevin Huerter's go-ahead 3 at 1:25 and Nikola Vucevic's 3 with 33 seconds left.
- After surging to a large first-half margin, the Chicago Bulls squandered an 18-point first-half advantage and a 13-point fourth-quarter lead before rallying late.
- Chicago's bench outscored Denver 66-9, highlighting their dominance in a close game, despite Jokic's 36 points and Murray’s 34.
- The result snapped Denver Nuggets' momentum, halting their seven-game winning streak and ending their undefeated home start as Nikola Jokic's buzzer shot was off the mark.
- Playing on short rest after a 150-147 double-overtime loss in Utah, the Chicago Bulls showed no exhaustion and finish a four-game trip Wednesday at Portland while the Denver Nuggets begin a two-game trip at New Orleans.
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The Chicago Bulls defeated Denver 130:127 and snapped a five-game losing streak in the American Professional Basketball League (NBA).
Chicago Sun Times
Usa newsBulls and Josh Giddey end five-game losing streak and slow down a star
DENVER — Josh Giddey’s offense continues to be All-Star-caliber.Before finishing with 21 points and 14 rebounds against the Nuggets in a 130-127 victory Monday night that ended the Bulls’ five-game losing streak, he was fresh off his third triple-double of the season — the most among NBA guards — in a disappointing loss to the Jazz on Sunday. The only player in the NBA with more triple-doubles was 6-11 Nuggets center Nikola Jokic, who had eight …
The Chicago Bulls (7-6) team, represented by Matas Buzelis, defeated the Denver Nuggets (10-3), represented by Jonas Valančiūnas, after a hard-fought battle.
Jackson Progress-Argus
Josh Giddey, Bulls stun Nuggets on road to end skid
Josh Giddey posted 21 points and 14 rebounds, Ayo Dosunmu also finished with 21 points, and the visiting Chicago Bulls held on to beat the Denver Nuggets 130-127 on Monday night.
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