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Nuotr .: AFP – Scanpix
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The personal duel between Zach LaVine and Damian Lillard, who made the most important pitches at the crucial moment, graced the clash between the Chicago Bulls (4-4) and the Portland Trail Blazers (3-4).
Man of the match
With Lillard hitting 5.7 seconds from range, the Trail Blazers ‘delay came to a point, but Coby White, who was stopped for a foul, noticed both pitches and secured the Bulls’ victory on the road. 111: 108 (21:39, 24:15, 36:31, 30:23).
LaVine’s long-range bomb, the Bulls, gave them a stronger lead of 10.8 seconds before the end of the duel: 109: 105.
In the Trail Blazers’ last attack, the ball was taken by Carmelo Anthony, who loosely attacked from a distance.
Lillard scored 24 points (3/6 dvit., 3/11 trit., Penalty 9/11) in 37 minutes, had 9 assists and grabbed 5 balls.
LaVine added 18 points to the victory (3/8 double, 3/10 trit., 3/3 penalty), distributed 9 assists and bounced 4 balls.
White, who threw cold-blooded fines with 21 points, was the Bulls’ leading scorer. He added 10 rebounds and 5 assists to his show.
On the Bulls, seven of the nine players scored double-digit points.
Trail Blazers: CJ McCollum 26 (6/14 trit.), Damian Lillard 24 (3/11 trit.), Robert Covington 14 (4/9 trit.), Gary Trent 13, Jusufas Nurkičius (11 rev. 6 ed.) And Carmelo Anthony (4/6 trit.) – after 12.
Bulls: Coby White 21 (10th rev., 5 res.), Otto Porter 19 (13th rev.), Zach LaVine 18 (3/10 trit.), Patrick Williams and Temple Garrett (4/9 trit.) – 14 each one, Wendell Carter 13, Thaddeus Young 10 (8th chamber).
Match summary:
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