The Charlotte Hornets secured a hard-fought victory over the Chicago Bulls, 112-99, thanks to stellar performances from Miles Bridges and Brandon Miller. The Hornets, who had been on a losing streak, turned their fortunes around with a dominant third quarter, outscoring the Bulls 32-17. Bridges led the charge with 26 points and 14 rebounds, while Miller contributed 22 points, including three crucial 3-pointers in the decisive period. The Bulls, on the other hand, saw their winning streak snapped, falling to 5-2 on the season. Nikola Vucevic top-scored for Chicago with 28 points, but the team struggled in the third quarter, shooting just 21.7% from the field. The Hornets' depleted frontcourt, missing key players due to injuries, outrebounded the Bulls 52-43, showcasing their resilience and determination. The game's turning point came in the third quarter, where the Hornets' strong performance and the Bulls' poor shooting set the stage for the eventual victory. The Hornets' next challenge awaits as they travel to Oklahoma City, while the Bulls head to Boston, both on Monday night.
