Although the Bulls lost, Chicago's play improved significantly in these four areas compared to the loss against the Celtics.
Pippen Ain't Easy's Ashley Mezewich argues that the Chicago Bulls showed notable improvement despite their 133-127 loss to the New York Knicks. Following a heavy 134-99 defeat against the Boston Celtics, Chicago demonstrated significant growth across several key statistical areas, indicating better team chemistry during their ongoing rebuilding process.
Mezewich highlights that the Bulls increased their assists from 20 against Boston to 32 against New York, while improving their 3-point shooting from 27% to 43%. Additionally, Chicago reduced their turnovers from 25 to 12 and improved their third-quarter scoring, tying the Knicks with 34 points in the period.
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