Nikola Vucevic showcased his impressive form once again, leading the Chicago Bulls close to a 50 percent success rate with a victory over San Antonio in the early hours between Monday and Tuesday.

At the United Center, the Bulls triumphed with a score of 114:100, thanks in part to Vucevic’s remarkable double-double performance—he played for 34 minutes, contributing 24 points, 11 rebounds, and three assists.

Facing off against France’s giant, Victor Wembanyama, Vucevic managed to connect on 10 of his 22 shot attempts, including two three-pointers out of nine tries.

Zach LaVine led the Bulls with an impressive 35 points, while Kobe White added 23 points, including critical baskets that gave Chicago a 111:110 advantage with just 47 seconds remaining.

Entering the final quarter down by 13 points (95:82), Chicago secured its 17th victory in the NBA, bringing its record to 17 wins and 19 losses, placing the team 10th in the Eastern Conference. They sit just one win behind Atlanta and Detroit…

As for the Spurs, currently at 18-18, Wembanyama finished the game with 23 points, 14 rebounds, and an impressive eight blocks…

Scores

Detroit – Portland 118:115

Philadelphia – Phoenix 99:109

Brooklyn – Indiana 99:113

New York – Orlando 94:103

Toronto – Milwaukee 104:128

Chicago – San Antonio 114:110

Memphis – Dallas 119:104

Minnesota – LA Clippers 108:106

Sacramento – Miami 123:118 – after two overtimes

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