On October 8th, Beijing time, the NBA preseason continued with a game between the Chicago Bulls and the Cleveland Cavaliers. The Cavaliers started strong, quickly building a 14-point lead, but the Bulls fought back with a 13-0 run, tying the game at 57-57 by halftime. In the second half, both teams used their bench players, and while the Cavaliers maintained the lead, they couldn't keep up the momentum in the final quarter. Bryant had two opportunities to win the game for the Cavaliers, but both were blocked. In the end, the Bulls managed to make a comeback and won 118-117.
展开剩余75%The game was full of twists, especially in the final moments when the Cavaliers had a chance to win. Former Lakers player Thomas Bryant had two chances, but both were thwarted by crucial blocks. The first came with 20.7 seconds left when Bryant attempted a layup but was blocked by Darrin Terry. In the final 0.3 seconds, Bryant had another chance to score, but his alley-oop attempt was blocked by Jalen Smith, sealing the victory for the Bulls.
Chicago's team performance was strong, with seven players scoring in double digits. The starters only played about 10 minutes, but Bu?eri? stood out with 19 points and 8 rebounds in 18 minutes. Okoro scored 11 points against his former team, and Collins contributed 16 points off the bench. Other key contributors included Dosunmu (12 points), Pavi (11 points), Jones (10 points), and Carter (10 points).
For the Cavaliers, they missed several opportunities. Their starters played around 17 minutes each, with Hunter leading the way with 17 points. Mobley added 12 points, and Mitchell contributed 7 points. On the bench, Porter was outstanding, making 5 of 5 from beyond the arc for 17 points, while others like S. Nance and Tomlin scored 11 points each. Proctor, in 11 minutes, hit 3 of 4 from three-point range, scoring 14 points.
The game also marked the debut of Lonzo Ball with the Cavaliers, facing his former team. Unfortunately, he had a rough performance, playing 11 minutes and failing to make a shot, finishing with zero points, no rebounds, no steals, no blocks, one assist, and one turnover. During the game, he also slipped and fell after his shoe came off, showing signs of not being in peak condition. The Cavaliers are reportedly taking extra care with him this season, not allowing him to play in back-to-back games.
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