Bulls Beat Pistons 122-112 Behind Strong Shooting

The Chicago Bulls achieved a historic 122-112 victory over the Detroit Pistons, with Zach LaVine, Nikola Vucevic, and Coby White each scoring at least 25 points and making five three-pointers, marking the first trio in Bulls history to do so. LaVine's key performance included 16 points in the fourth quarter, helping to secure the win after a tied game. The Bulls excelled in three-point shooting, hitting 23 of 46 attempts, and are currently averaging 18.2 three-pointers per game in their wins. Despite their offensive success, defensive issues remain a concern, as they rank low in points allowed. The win improved their record to 6-9, leaving them in ninth place in the Eastern Conference. While the Bulls' reliance on three-point shooting has led to victories, it raises questions about sustainability without defensive improvement.