On January 31, Beijing time, the NBA regular season continued, and the Blazers challenged the Bulls away. The two sides were tight in the first quarter, and DeRozan's 9-point and five-assist second-quarter blast helped the Bulls widen the gap, and in the third quarter they extended their advantage to 19 points. The Blazers fought back in the final quarter without success, and in the end, the Bulls took revenge on the Blazers 130-116 and continued to chase the Heat in second place in the East.
Field data
Trail Blazers: CJ McCollum 29 points, 5 boards and 4 assists, Powell 22 points, Simmons 21 points and 6 assists, Nurkic 11 points, Covington 11 points and 7 boards, Watford 10 points
Bulls: DeRozan 23 points and 10 assists, Vucevic 24 points and 14 boards, LaVine 20 points, Dosem 7 points, 6 boards and 11 assists, Green 16 points, White 18 points and 6 assists
Star of the game: DeRozan scored efficiently to lead the team to victory
In this campaign, DeRozan not only bombarded the double-double data of 23 points and 10 assists, but also played a very high efficiency, hitting 9 goals in 13 shots, and the plus-minus of +19 was also leading the team, and finally helped the team avenge the Blazers.
Highlights of this session
Tough kills under the basket! Lavin plays 2+1
DeRozan is 2+1 difficulty! The Bulls bench celebrated excitedly
Open hand hit! Lavin gave three points
Chase the big hat! Green Fan Fly CJ
Go home ball! Brown sent a dunk
Game review
In the first quarter, Nurkic took the lead in the score, Dosem strongly attacked back, Vucevic and Green rose consecutive points McCollum and Powell to return the three points, and the Blazers started with a 10-8 lead. DeRozan attacked to stop the bleeding, and then Nurkic and Green faced off for three points, Simmons still hit a three-pointer, and LaVine quickly responded, and the two sides drew 19. The Blazers suddenly unleashed a 10-2 run, White jumped to stop the bleeding, then LaVine hit two free throws, Thomas and McCollum sent each other strong attacks, and the Blazers led 35-29 into the second quarter.
At the beginning of the second quarter, DeRozan hit two free throws, McCollum made a jump shot, and White and Brown sent three consecutive three-pointers, and the two sides drew 37. Powell hit a strong shot, White hit a three-pointer in a row, then Powell returned the three-pointer, McCollum hit another jumper, Vucevic made a strong move, and the Bulls led by one point at 51-50. Powell countered to stop the Bulls, and then the Bulls suddenly went on to take five consecutive points, Simmons stopped bleeding with three points, LaVine returned to the long-range shot and scored 2+1, and the Bulls surpassed 7 points 62-55. Vucevic and Nurkic sent each other strong attacks, DeRozan opened the scoring mode to score consecutive points, and the Bulls opened the 11-point gap 73-62. Simmons stopped the bleeding with three points, and the Blazers trailed 65-73 into the second half.
Green took the lead in scoring points, then Covington sent three points, and the Blazers trailed 68-77. The Bulls blasted a 9-1 stretch to widen the 17-point gap. Nurkic hit a free throw to stop the bleeding, Covington and LaVine played a three-pointer, Powell hit both free throws, Dosem and Vucevic added five more points, and the Bulls led by 19 points. Powell and Simmons hit three straight points, and then McCollum and McLemore scored five more points in a row, and the Blazers instantly chased the eight-point gap. Huiart hit three consecutive free throws, DeRozan scored six consecutive points on a jumper, McCollum hit to stop the bleeding, and then Watford chased two more points for the Blazers, and the Bulls led 104-92 by 12 points into the final quarter.
In the final quarter, Thomas hit a three-pointer, White hit two free throws, and then McCollum and Thomas scored three points to give the Bulls an 18-point lead at 117-99. McCollum jumped to stop the bleeding and then sent a free throw, then DeRozan scored 5 consecutive points to form a confrontation between the two sides, Vucevic strong attack, Simon jumped back, White took points to stop the Blazers, at this time the Bulls still maintained an 18-point advantage, the two sides successively withdrew the main force, the game completely lost suspense.
Both sides started
Bulls: DeRozan, Raven, Dosem, Green, Vucevic
Trail Blazers: CJ McCollum, Anfinny Simmons, Powell, Covington, Nurkic