Chicago Bulls (102) x Phoenix Suns (129) – Resultados

Última atualização em 20 de março de 2022 às 15h27 por Erwin Noguera

O Fênix Sóis, who have a record of 57-14, passed over a Chicago Bulls’ team who are in a terrible situation after having a few fantastic months where they were fighting for first place in the Conferência Leste. It is the team led by Billy Donovan, a team without legs, with the gas tank in reserve. That drop in the level of play is creating a serious problem for Chicago, que é de 2 a 6 de março, o que o levou a ficar em quinto lugar no Leste com a ameaça iminente de Cleveland e Toronto.

O placar de 129-102 neste jogo é muito claro, o Sóis mantendo o ritmo devastador que teve ao longo da temporada, enquanto os Bulls ainda não conseguem vencer jogos importantes. Fénix estava sem Paulo, sem Cam Johnson, e Jae Crowder. A equipe liderada por Monty Williams is in an incredible 9-4 with Chris Paul out, an unexpected performance that speaks well about how good the collective game works.

First Two Quarters

The game had a very intense and even start. Both teams were having a spectacular offensive game, while they were not paying much attention to their defense, so, thanks to the spaces left, they scored almost 60 points between the two in the first quarter, which was left with a score of 30 -27 favoring the Sun.

No segundo trimestre, o Sóis began to demonstrate their supremacy, and, with spectacular collective play, they achieved a 10-point lead at the end of the quarter. So the teams went to rest with a favorable score for Fénix 61-48.

Segundo tempo

No terceiro trimestre, o Sóis continued with the trend with which they crushed the Touros before halftime. Offensively speaking, with an enviable collective game, led in this quarter by Deandre Ayton, que marcou 10 pontos, e com um jogo defensivo impenetrável, conseguiu aproveitar mais 10 pontos, para chegar ao último quarto com 23 de vantagem.

Finally, the Sóis relaxed a bit in the game in the last quarter, they played much of the time with their reserve players and this allowed the Touros, liderado por DeMar DeRozan, who scored 10 points, to get closer on the scoreboard, but, this was not enough and the game ended with a crushing victory for the Sóis 129-102.