US EditionHornets rout Bulls for franchise-record 8th straight road win
Charlotte Hornets set franchise record with their eighth consecutive road win led by 51.6% shooting and 25 three-pointers made against the Chicago Bulls.
- At the United Center on Tuesday, the Hornets defeated the Bulls 131-99, setting a franchise-record eighth straight road win.
- Following recent roster changes in Chicago, the Bulls committed 19 turnovers and sank 8-15 from beyond the arc as the Hornets' shooting surge fueled the blowout.
- Knueppel's milestone: he hit three 3s to reach 201 and became the fastest to 200 in his 58th game, alongside Miller's 23 points.
- Charlotte's win boosts their Play-In push and sends the Hornets to Indiana on Thursday while the Bulls host Portland the same day.
- The Bulls' roster overhaul and a nine-game drought in fastbreak points—26-14 in this game—highlight strategic issues under Billy Donovan.
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thesportsleader.comHornets rout Bulls for franchise-record 8th straight road win
Brandon Miller scored 23 points and Kon Knueppel added 21 to pace seven players in double figures as the visiting Charlotte Hornets routed the skidding Chicago Bulls 131-99 on Tuesday.
Brandon Miller scored 23 points, Kon Knueppel added 21, and Charlotte's Hornets showed a sharp aim to impose a franchise record with their eighth consecutive win as visitors, as they ran over the Chicago Bulls on Tuesday 131-99.
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lovenba.comBULLS POSTGAME: Matas Buzelis Scores CAREER-HIGH 32 in Bulls Blowout Loss
The Chicago Bulls faced a daunting 131-99 defeat against the Charlotte Hornets, despite Matas Buzelis achieving a career-high 32 points. The postgame discussion focused on Buzelis's scoring versatility, departing from his recent performance trends. Coby White's return to the court with the Bulls also drew attention, with insights from Will Gottlieb on the locker room atmosphere. Overall, the game highlighted areas needing improvement for the Bul…
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