With their fiery attack, the Bulls remain undefeated!

Like the Spurs and Sixers, Bulls they are still undefeated this season and here they are at the head of a record of 4 wins in 4 matches. It is their best start to the season since 2021, and last night the teammates of Matas Bouzelis (27 points) confirmed that their alert game can do a lot of damage.

Trailing at halftime (64-62) after trailing by as many as 12 points, Billy Donovan’s players will use the Kings’ heavy legs and their team’s depth to break free upon returning from the locker room. It’s Nikola Vucevic who offers to go beyond the frame at the 3-point line before going for a dunk, also Isak Okoro who dunks from the baseline on the caviar of the same Vucevic, or it’s Josh Giddy again who raises “oh” in the United Center after a “spin move”.

Le show Giddei

In five minutes, the Bulls took an eight-point advantage (83-75), and the hot hand of Zac LaVine was no longer enough for the Kings. The former hometown hero is having a big night, but the Bulls have an answer for everything, even luck. Like in this action where Matas Bouzelis is blocked at the end of the possession. The ball falls into the hands of Giddy who swings a 3-point bomb that hits the backboard before firing into the net (101-91).

In contrast, Lavin and Russell Westbrook attacks the defense, but is very individualistic. The complete opposite of Chicago where we look for an extra pass for an easy basket. Like this drive from Giddei that could go all the way but blows the Kings away before serving up Jaylen Smith for a big two-handed dunk (111-96).

Despite 3-point efforts by Domantas Sabonis or Zach LaVine, the Kings never came back, losing 126-113 for their 4th loss in five games.

What to remember

Video for LaVine. As usual, the leaders of the Bulls prepared a video for Zach LaVine, which was broadcast during the first quarter. After the trade last February, it was a match marked by a reunion as Kevin Huerter welcomed his former partners.

The Kings lack inches. Like the day before, Russell Westbrook started the match against the Thunder. Keegan Murray in the infirmary, Doug Christie playing with four “smalls” to support Domantas Sabonis, and this lack of size paid for a deficit of 16 rebounds (46 to 30) and numerous “second chances” for the Bulls. As an individual, Westbrook has caught up quickly, but he’s more comfortable when he has the keys to the game himself, like at the start of the second quarter.

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