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Golden State's Stephen Curry saved 15 of his 27
points for the final 6:05.
The Bulls took a 13-point halftime lead on the strength of a
45-point second quarter. The Warriors then exploded to a
15-point advantage with a 48-point third period, as Thompson
went 5-for-5 from beyond the arc in the period.
Golden State went up 122-110 when Curry began his late barrage
with a 3-pointer.
Shooting for a fourth straight win, the Bulls got within 128-124
with 2:57 left, but Thompson buried his seventh 3-pointer of the
game and Curry his sixth over a 44-second surge that broke the
game open and allowed Golden State to snap a two-game losing
streak.
The Warriors won despite getting outshot 58.1 percent to 52.1
percent, but Golden State did have two more 3-pointers than
Chicago, 20-18.
Curry shot 6-for-15 from 3-point range and added a game-high
nine assists.
Jonathan Kuminga chipped in with 24 points for Golden State,
while Andrew Wiggins had 17, Trayce Jackson-Davis 13 and Dario
Saric 12. Jackson-Davis and Saric shared team-high rebounding
honors with seven apiece, while Wiggins had eight assists.
DeMar DeRozan paced the Bulls with a game-high 39 points, 11 of
which came in a second quarter during which Chicago outscored
the guests 45-29.
Coby White and Zach LaVine backed DeRozan with 25 points and
seven assists apiece, while Nikola Vucevic had 14 points to go
with seven rebounds.
LaVine also found time for a game-high eight rebounds.
--Field Level Media
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