Jalen Brunson Scores 38 Points as the Knicks Beat the Bulls 133-127
- On Wednesday, Jalen Brunson scored 38 points and seven assists to lead the New York Knicks to a 133-127 comeback victory over the Chicago Bulls in Chicago.
- The Bulls led by as many as 19 points in the second half, but the Knicks rallied with a decisive 10-2 fourth-quarter run to erase the deficit.
- Karl-Anthony Towns secured a double-double with 19 points and 13 rebounds, while OG Anunoby scored 23 points and Landry Shamet's trey with 6:26 remaining gave New York the lead.
- This win marks the Knicks' second straight victory following an 0-3 start, while Chicago has now dropped four of its first five games this season.
- Chicago tightened the score to 130-127 on a Jalen Smith 3-pointer with 46 seconds left, but New York sealed the result with late free throws.
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Jalen Brunson pays tribute to Bulls analyst Stacey King: 'We miss him'
Credit: CSN, MSGThe defending NBA champion New York Knicks defeated the Chicago Bulls at the United Center on Wednesday night, but after the game, the focus was on remembering someone who couldn’t be there. Jalen Brunson scored 38 points and dished 7 assists in 35 minutes, helping the Knicks improve to 2-3. Afterward, he took some time to share some kind words about Stacey King, the Bulls broadcaster who died from hypertensive cardiovascular dis…
NBA: Jalen Brunson pours in 38 points as Knicks outlast Bulls
Jalen Brunson scored 38 points and Karl-Anthony Towns had a double-double of 19 points and 13 rebounds to boost the visiting New York Knicks to a 133-127 victory against the Chicago Bulls on Wednesday.
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Independent EspañolBrunson led New York with 38 points and seven assists in the win over Chicago, adding his second win to the thread. The Bulls wasted a 19-point lead, reaching their fourth loss in five matches despite Powell's 30 points.
Bulls take two steps forward, one step back losing to the Knicks late
<p>There was no flinching from Caleb Wilson as he was trading blows with Landry Shamet down in the post. Not a second thought from Matas Buzelis when he came from behind on 290-pound center/left tackle Andre Drummond and blocked his shot.</p><p>Even Josh Giddey was all for some contact, posting up reserve guard Tyler Kolek and making him pay for trying to trade paint, hitting him with a floater.</p><p>The Bulls coaching staff – with the loudest …
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