New York Knicks vs Chicago Bulls — Recap

📰Game Recap

Jalen Brunson's dominant offensive performance powered the New York Knicks to a 133-127 regular season victory over the Chicago Bulls, a result that aligned with SportsFBI's pregame projection favoring New York at 87 percent.

The game began with a high-scoring first quarter, as the Knicks edged the Bulls 34-33. Chicago responded strongly in the second period, outscoring New York 29-22, fueled by Norman Powell's efficient 30-point scoring night. The Bulls took a 62-56 lead into halftime, despite Brunson's early contributions for New York.

Coming out of the break, the teams played an even third quarter, both posting 34 points, which allowed Chicago to maintain its slim advantage. Caleb Wilson provided offensive support for the Bulls with 20 points, while OG Anunoby and Karl-Anthony Towns kept the Knicks within striking distance. However, it was in the final frame that New York unleashed its most potent offense, exploding for 43 points to Chicago's 31. Brunson proved unstoppable in the decisive fourth quarter, finishing with 38 points and 7 assists, while Anunoby (23 points) and Towns (19 points, 13 rebounds) added crucial contributions to secure the Knicks' comeback win.