Golden State Warriors vs Chicago Bulls — 124:130, NBA

The Chicago Bulls outlasted the Golden State Warriors 130-124 in an NBA matchup, using efficient offense and a decisive edge on the glass to secure a six-point win. Chicago shot 35-of-65 from the field (54.0%) and piled up 64 rebounds, helping them generate extra possessions and sustain scoring runs even as Golden State kept pace with perimeter shooting. Matas Buzelis powered the Bulls with a game-high 41 points, consistently creating offense and finishing possessions as Chicago leaned on him in key stretches. He had strong support from Tre Jones (22 points) and Josh Giddey (21 points), while Leonard Miller added 17 points to round out a balanced scoring effort. The Bulls also moved the ball effectively, totaling 34 assists, which helped them maintain shot quality throughout the game. Golden State stayed within striking distance behind a high-volume three-point attack, hitting 20 threes on 54 attempts, and the Warriors recorded 30 assists while collecting 49 rebounds. Kristaps Porzingis led the Warriors’ listed top performers with 17 points, but Chicago’s combination of efficient finishing and rebounding control ultimately proved too much to overcome. The result underscores Chicago’s ability to win with both shot-making and physicality, particularly when they control the boards and share the ball at a high level. For Golden State, the game highlighted how reliant they were on three-point volume to keep pace; despite strong ball movement, the Warriors couldn’t offset Chicago’s efficiency and rebounding advantage late.