Sabonis stars as DeRozan and the streaking Kings beat the Bulls 124-119
		
		 
		
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		[January 13, 2025] 
		By ANDREW SELIGMAN 
		CHICAGO (AP) — Domantas Sabonis had 22 points, 15 
		rebounds and eight assists, and the Sacramento Kings beat the Chicago 
		Bulls 124-119 on Sunday to extend their season-high win streak to seven 
		games.   | 
		
		 
		
		  
		Sacramento Kings' Kevin Huerter (9) goes up to shoot against Chicago 
		Bulls' Patrick Williams (44), Matas Buzelis (14) and Jevon Carter, left, 
		during the first half of an NBA basketball game on Sunday, Jan. 12, 
		2025, in Chicago. (AP Photo/Paul Beaty)  | 
	
	
		
		
			
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				 De’Aaron Fox scored 26 points and grabbed nine 
				rebounds for Sacramento after missing three games because of a 
				bruised right glute. Malik Monk had 18 points, nine assists and 
				eight rebounds. 
				 
				DeMar DeRozan got a warm reception in his return to Chicago and 
				finished with 21 points. The six-time All-Star spent three 
				seasons with the Bulls before leaving for Sacramento in a 
				three-team trade in July. 
				 
				Sabonis had another big outing after he had 23 points and a 
				season-high 28 rebounds against Boston on Friday. He helped the 
				Kings improved to 7-1 under interim coach Doug Christie, who 
				took over when Mike Brown was fired on Dec. 27. 
				 
				Zach LaVine led Chicago with 36 points. Making his first start 
				since Jan. 14, 2022, Lonzo Ball set season highs with 15 points 
				and five 3s. 
				 
				Takeaways 
				Kings: The Kings made enough plays down the stretch to come away 
				with another win. 
				 
				Bulls: LaVine continues to roll along with six straight 30-point 
				games. 
				 
				Key moment 
				LaVine made two free throws and a turnaround jumper to cut 
				Sacramento's lead to one with 2:28 remaining. Fox bumped the 
				lead back to three when he made two foul shots with 1:29 left. 
				 
				Vucevic blocked a drive by Monk with 22 seconds remaining. The 
				Bulls then got called for a five-second violation following a 
				timeout, and Sabonis hit two free throws to make it 124-119 with 
				14 seconds left. 
				 
				Key stat 
				Fox went 4 for 8 from long range. 
				 
				Up next 
				Both teams are back at it on Tuesday, with the Kings visiting 
				Giannis Antetokounmpo and the Milwaukee Bucks and the Bulls 
				hosting New Orleans. 
				
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