The Chicago Bulls beat the Philadelphia 76ers 126-112 Friday, handing Philly their first loss in 13 games.
The Chicago Bulls took advantage of Joel Embiid’s absence to clinch a second straight win over an Eastern Conference powerhouse, taking down the Philadelphia 76ers in a 126-112 road win Friday.
Despite falling behind by as many as 13 points early, the Bulls ended the first half with a 28-11 run to take a 59-55 lead into the locker room. The Bulls adjusted to slow the drive-and-kick plays that buoyed the 76ers in the first quarter, holding them to three makes from behind the arc in the second quarter after giving up six 3-pointers in the opening quarter.
With catch-and-shoot jumpers beginning to rain in the second half, the Bulls moved away from feeding the post heavily down the stretch. This allowed the 76ers to claw back within seven points in the final minutes of the fourth quarter, a comeback the Bulls quelled on their way to the win.Bulls guard Zach LaVine dunks during the second quarter against the 76ers on Friday at the Wells Fargo Center in Philadelphia. LaVine scored 41 points in the Bulls' 126-112 win.
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