Anybody gonna miss? Bulls hit their first four 3-point attempts and stay hot, the Celtics stay with them. Why wouldn't the Bulls coach challenge on that LaVine 2nd foul, when Schroder hooks his arm in transition... Refs call offensive fouls on nothing these days and that's your star player, seems obvious. Celtics actually lead by 1 after one. Good commentary "Whoever said he's done, need to be quiet." Other guy says "He's in Sidney Deane mode," heh, talking bout DeRozan. Bulls with a 12-0 run in the 2nd, before Brown gets the Celtics on a 10-0 run of their own. Horford creating problems for Vucevic and Chicago as well, Boston up 8 at the half. Ball gets called for an offensive foul in transition against Tatum for absolutely nothing, an example of why Chicago should've challenged earlier and I don't know why they don't challenge here either jeez. Boston extend the lead out to 14 going into the last, the ball not going down for LaVine. He gets going in the 4th, sure not to be denied. The Bulls bench plays well too, rookie Dosunmu with big baskets. DeRozan strong down the stretch, Bulls with the comeback win, Boston managing just 11 points in the last term. The Bulls shot much better from the field, Boston better from 3. Boston with only 9 turnovers, Chicago +12 on the boards and 17 of 18 from the line. DeRozan with a super efficient 37 points and 7 boards. LaVine 26 points, 7 assists, just 1 turnover. Dosunmu with an efficient 14 points of the bench, a perfect 6 of 6 from the field. Brown an efficient 28 points and 7 boards for the Celtics. Horford 20 points, 10 boards.
3. (Chi) D. DeRozan, 2. (Bos) J. Brown, 1. (Chi) A. Dosunmu.
3. (Chi) D. DeRozan, 2. (Bos) J. Brown, 1. (Chi) A. Dosunmu.