Chicago was blown away against Detroit 132:118 on its floor, and Zack Lavin was especially in a scoring mood.
Lavin scored a season-high 43 points with great shooting percentages - 15/20 from the field, 5/9 on threes, 8/8 on free throws.
Demar Derozan scored 22, and Nikola Vucevic 19, along with nine rebounds.
The Pistons were in the game for the win until the last 4:23 minutes, when Sadik Bey hit a three-pointer for 115:115.
However, by the end, the guests scored only three points, and the Bulls scored 17 points, so the home team won its 16th of the season (16-19), and Detroit suffered its 29th loss (9-29).
In this game, Detroit ace Bojan Bogdanović could have become the best Croatian scorer in NBA history, but he needed 24 points for that. He scored 20, so he was three points away from tying with Toni Kukoc, who scored 846 points in 9.810 games in the regular part of the NBA season.
Bogdanović needed 9.807 games for 640.
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