The Chicago Bulls gritted out a win over the worst team in the West, erasing a double-digit deficit for a 119-111 win over the Houston Rockets on Saturday.
HOUSTON — Three days after blowing out the best team in the Western Conference, the Chicago Bulls gritted out a win over the worst team in the West, erasing a double-digit deficit for a 119-111 win over the Houston Rockets on Saturday night.
But the game was ultimately decided from inside the arc. The teams took only 15 combined shots from behind the arc in the final quarter as the game opened up in transition.Patrick Beverley made the first 3-pointer of the fourth with 2:06 remaining, sinking a dagger to give the Bulls a 115-106 lead.Bulls guard Zach LaVine drives to the basket past Rockets center Alperen Sengun during the first half Saturday in Houston.
DeRozan complemented LaVine, tallying 10 points in the final quarter. He sank his second 3-pointer of the night in the final minute, turning to the bench with an expression of mock disbelief to send the Bulls ahead 118-109.
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