Durant Scores 28 as Sengun’s Double-Double Lifts Rockets Over Bulls

In a thrilling game filled with competitive play, the Houston Rockets emerged victorious against the Chicago Bulls, with a final score of 117-110. The matchup witnessed 35 lead changes, reflecting the intensity of the contest.

Fourth Quarter Highlights

As the game approached its closing moments, Houston was trailing by one with approximately 3.5 minutes remaining. They shifted momentum by staging a pivotal 7-2 run.

• Durant ignited the scoring with a powerful dunk.
• Jabari Smith Jr. contributed with a three-pointer, enhancing the Rockets’ lead.
• Tre Jones of the Bulls managed a layup, narrowing the gap to just two points.

However, Smith quickly responded with a jumper, followed by another three from the top of the key, pushing the score to 115-108 with roughly 90 seconds left.

Key Performers

Kevin Durant led the Rockets with 28 points, making crucial shots in the final minutes. Amen Thompson added 23 points, while Smith made a significant impact by scoring 10 out of his total 18 points in the fourth quarter. This performance helped the Rockets end a three-game losing streak.

For the Bulls, Tre Jones had a standout game, scoring a career-high 34 points. Despite his efforts, the team has now lost four of its last five games.

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Upcoming Matches

Both teams are scheduled to continue their seasons with the Bulls hosting the Utah Jazz on Wednesday night. Meanwhile, the Rockets will welcome the Oklahoma City Thunder on Thursday.