Coby White’s 31 Points Lead Chicago to a 116-110 Victory Over Brooklyn
The Chicago Bulls came out on top in a thrilling contest against the Brooklyn Nets at the United Center on March 13, securing a 116-110 victory in a game that was full of drama and intense play.
Leading the way for the Bulls was Coby White, who exploded for 31 points, showcasing a variety of scoring moves, including several key three-pointers and aggressive drives to the basket. White’s performance was instrumental in helping Chicago maintain control throughout the game.
The Bulls were tested by a tough Nets team, who kept the game close with strong performances from their key players. However, White’s explosive scoring, along with timely contributions from the rest of the Bulls roster, was enough to withstand the Nets’ late-game push.
The game saw a back-and-forth battle in the final minutes, with both teams exchanging buckets in the clutch. But it was Chicago’s defense in the final moments, combined with White’s steady scoring, that ultimately sealed the win for the Bulls.
“We played hard, especially down the stretch,” said Bulls head coach Billy Donovan. “Coby stepped up big tonight, and the team stayed focused when it mattered. It’s a huge win for us.”
The victory moves the Bulls to a 32-31 record on the season, while the Nets drop to 35-28. Chicago will now shift their focus to their upcoming game against the Philadelphia 76ers on March 15.
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