Bulls overcame 21-point deficit Saturday to defeat Miami
The Chicago Bulls overcame a 21-point, first-quarter deficit Saturday night to defeat the Miami Heat 102-97 at the United Center. Here are 10 observations from the game:
Dennis Rodman presented the game ball.
The Bulls have been struggling with slow starts recently.
The team’s reserve unit helped inject some life into the game.
The Bulls made a comeback and eventually took the lead.
DeMar DeRozan scored 10 of his 21 points in the fourth quarter.
The Bulls shot 44.4 percent overall.
The victory over the Heat created a stir, particularly a postgame incident involving Zach LaVine.
LaVine’s recent openness to being moved is under scrutiny.
The move was out of character for LaVine.
LaVine’s recent actions will be heavily scrutinized, particularly since he has expressed interest in being moved.
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This victory over the Heat is an important one for the Bulls, as it showed their resilience and ability to overcome significant deficits. The game provided viewers with intense moments and left fans looking forward to more thrilling matchups in the future.