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Hornets Sting Bulls in Chicago Comeback
4 Jan
Summary
- Charlotte rallied from a 15-point deficit with a strong third quarter.
- Miles Bridges led the Hornets with 26 points and 14 rebounds.
- Both teams played with depleted frontcourts due to multiple injuries.

The Charlotte Hornets staged a dramatic comeback to defeat the Chicago Bulls 112-99 on Saturday night. Charlotte trailed by as many as 15 points before mounting a powerful rally, highlighted by a dominant 32-17 third quarter. Miles Bridges was instrumental in the win, recording 26 points and 14 rebounds, supported by Brandon Miller's 22 points.
The Hornets' resurgence came despite a lengthy injury report, with several key frontcourt players sidelined. Chicago struggled offensively in the second half, particularly during the third quarter, where their shooting efficiency plummeted. The Bulls, who had been on a strong run, saw their momentum halted by Charlotte's determined performance.
Charlotte solidified their victory with a decisive 10-0 run in the final period, extending their lead and closing out the game. This win marks a significant turnaround for the Hornets, who had experienced a recent slump. The Bulls, conversely, concluded a homestand with mixed results, now facing the challenge of regrouping after this home loss.




