Sacramento Kings vs Chicago Bulls — 126:110, NBA

The Sacramento Kings pulled away for a 126-110 win over the Chicago Bulls, using balanced scoring and strong ball movement to control the game. Sacramento finished with 33 assists and a 55-49 edge on the glass, consistently generating quality looks and second-chance opportunities as the night went on. Malik Monk led all Kings scorers with 30 points, providing shot creation and momentum swings whenever Chicago threatened to close the gap. Sacramento also got major contributions from M. Raynaud (26 points) and Russell Westbrook (23 points), giving the Kings multiple reliable options and helping them maintain pressure across stretches. Chicago was paced by Collin Sexton’s 28 points, with M. Buzelis adding 20. The Bulls leaned heavily on the three-point shot (17 made threes on 45 attempts), but Sacramento’s ability to win the rebounding battle and consistently create assisted baskets proved decisive. The Kings shot 36-of-76 from the field (47.0%) and hit 11 threes on 29 attempts, pairing efficiency with volume. Going forward, this result reinforces Sacramento’s formula when it’s clicking: share the ball, rebound, and get production from multiple perimeter creators. For Chicago, the offense showed it can generate points—especially from deep—but the Bulls will need more complete possession control (rebounding and overall shot volume) to keep pace against teams that can score inside and out.