Chicago Bulls vs Memphis Grizzlies — 132:107, NBA

The Chicago Bulls rolled past the Memphis Grizzlies, 132-107, using a blistering offensive performance to build separation and never look back. Chicago’s ball movement and shot-making were evident throughout, finishing with 30 assists and a strong overall field-goal clip (30-of-45, 67.0%). The Bulls also leaned heavily on the three-point line, knocking down 18 threes on 48 attempts to keep steady pressure on Memphis. Matas Buzelis led the way for Chicago with a game-high 29 points, setting the tone as the Bulls consistently generated clean looks in transition and in the half court. Tre Jones added 17 points, and Chicago’s collective playmaking helped them maintain control even as Memphis found pockets of offense. The Bulls owned the glass as well, winning the rebounding battle 47-37, which helped them create extra possessions and limit Memphis’ second-chance opportunities. Memphis got balanced scoring near the top, led by C. Coward (17 points) with Hendricks Taylor and J. Wells contributing 16 points apiece. The Grizzlies matched Chicago with 30 assists and shot a solid 25-of-47 (53.0%) from the field, but they couldn’t keep pace with the Bulls’ volume and efficiency from three (Memphis went 14-of-39). As the deficit grew, Memphis struggled to string together enough stops to threaten Chicago’s lead. For Chicago, the win reflects an offense that was both efficient and unselfish, with strong perimeter production and a clear advantage on the boards. For Memphis, the assist total and shooting efficiency were positives, but the defensive breakdowns—especially in three-point coverage—and the rebounding gap proved too much to overcome in a 25-point loss.