Go sweet DeMar DeRozan to no more power. The Chicago Bulls forward counts his performances by first-level exhibitions: he has already played 7 games in a row without dropping below 30 points and 6 without being below 35. Tonight, his victim has been one of his former teams, San Antonio Spurs.
DeRozan has foisted 40 points on his former team and, what’s worse, has sunk it with a formidable fourth quarter. A specialty of the house this season is getting out in the last quarter by the forward of the Bulls, as a specialty of the house in the Spurs losing many games for not knowing how to close them.
San Antonio appeared at the beginning of the last quarter winning 83-89, but conceded in the last 12 minutes an overwhelming 37-20 that left the final score in a clear 120-109 in favor of Chicago, which is already 37-21 , one step away from the leadership of the East.
In that final stampede, DeRozan was everything. He put up the Chicago All-Star 19 points in the fourth quarter, just one less than the entire San Antonio team. He to finish the night with 40 points, 7 assists and 16 of 24 shooting from the field. That said, he sees basketball so easy that he continues to grow as an MVP candidate.
The rebound and the triple killed the Spurs. His rival captured 20 more rebounds in the hoops and the Texans stayed in a sad 6 of 20 from beyond the arc.
DeRozan’s crucial companions… Nikola Vucevic (25 points, 16 rebounds and 5 assists) and Coby White (24 points, with 5 of 6 from the triple). The improvement of Montenegrin is evident. He seems already attached to the season and his game is going on without pause. He is having excellent games, showing himself to be the polyhedral player he was in Orlando.
Bulls played, among others, without Zach LaVineand their significant casualties resulted in their lack of depth on the bench, hurting the locals the superiority of the second unit of San Antonio.
In addition, he did not have the rookie Come on Dosunmu his best night, after coming from making first level matches.
Chicago has 4 wins in a row and leaves the Spurs a little behind in their fight to enter the play-in.
Lonnie Walker IV he was the visiting top scorer with 21 points, Doug McDermott signed 19 and Dejounte Murray He had 19 goals and 11 assists with only 2 turnovers, but he was far from his last performances, being erratic in the shot.
