Thunder Explode with Huge Second-Half Run to Crush Bulls
The Oklahoma City Thunder delivered a dominant second-half performance to defeat the Chicago Bulls, 131–113, fueled by a massive 22-0 scoring run that turned the game around.
Despite trailing at halftime, OKC came out aggressive in the third quarter, tightening their defense and igniting their offense to seize full control. Shai Gilgeous-Alexander led the charge with 25 points, extending his incredible streak of scoring at least 20 points in every game this season.
Cason Wallace added 21 points, while Jalen Williams contributed an all-around effort in his return, helping the Thunder dominate down the stretch and pull away for a convincing win.
Chicago showed fight early behind Collin Sexton and Tre Jones, but went cold during the decisive stretch, allowing Oklahoma City to build a lead they never relinquished.
With the victory, the Thunder continue to strengthen their position near the top of the Western Conference, while the Bulls struggle to find consistency late in the season.
