US EditionLuka Doncic Fires in 46 Points as Lakers Blast Bulls
Luka Doncic scored 46 points with 11 assists, Rui Hachimura added 23 off the bench, and the Lakers shot 56% to secure their fourth win in five games.
- In Chicago on Monday, Luka Dončić scored 46 points with 11 assists and seven rebounds in the Lakers' 129-118 win.
- Fueled by a 32-point second half from Doncic, Lakers reserve Rui Hachimura added 23 points off the bench, hitting multiple threes off Doncic assists to extend leads against the Chicago Bulls.
- Momentum swung when the Lakers ran a 25 in the first quarter into the second, while Chicago closed with a 7 in the first half, affecting game flow.
- The win improved the Los Angeles Lakers to 28-17 and was their fourth victory in five games, while LeBron James scored 20 of his 24 points in the first half as Los Angeles improved to 3-1 on the eight-game trip.
- Following a week of standout games, Luka Dončić was named Western Conference Player of the Week after a 38-13-10 triple-double and an average of 34.3 points.
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The basketball players of the Los Angeles Lakers won the night between Monday and Tuesday on the visiting field of Chicago 129:118, in the American professional basketball league (NBA).
Luka Dončić "worked magic" on the basketball court again. The Ljubljana native literally "single-handedly" knocked out the hot team from the Windy City. Chicago had four consecutive wins before Los Angeles arrived at the United Center, and then Luka Dončić "came" and stopped their streak (129:118). He poured 46 points into the Bulls. The Slovenian was a chapter in his own right, especially in the third quarter, when he scored 20 points and preve…
3 takeaways from the Chicago Bulls’ loss to the Lakers, including a 46-point scorcher from Luka Dončić
Fans at the United Center always show up a little differently for LeBron James. Monday’s game against the Los Angeles Lakers marked the latest chapter in the long iteration of Chicago’s relationship with the NBA’s greatest star. The stands were dotted with an abnormal amount of yellow and purple as Lakers fans crowded the railing for a glimpse at their favorite out-of-town players. In better years, this relationship meant that Bulls fans showed …
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