The Chicago Bulls are hosting the Charlotte Hornets on Friday night in an exciting Eastern Conference matchup between LaMelo Ball and Lonzo Ball. The two brothe

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LaMelo Ball scored 26 points, Miles Bridges had 21 and the Charlotte Hornets held on for a wild 125-123 win over the Chicago Bulls.

The Chicago Bulls have now lost four games in a row as they dropped a home contest against the Charlotte Hornets on Friday night. The Hornets got out to a comfortable lead in the first half, but the Bulls didn’t go down without a fight.

The Hornets have made Under bettors a ton of money this season, and our expert NBA predictions anticipate that trend continuing tonight at the United Center.

LaMelo Ball had 26 points and nine assists and Mark Williams notched a double-double of 19 points and 19 rebounds to lift the visiting Charlotte Hornets to a 125-123 victory over the slumping Chicago Bulls on Friday.

LaMelo Ball scored 26 points, and Miles Bridges added 21 as the Charlotte Hornets secured a thrilling 125-123 victory over the Chicago Bulls on Friday night. Mark Williams also contributed significantly,

LaMelo Ball won the matchup of the Ball brothers, and this time his Charlotte Hornets were able to beat Lonzo's Chicago Bulls, 125-123. The Summary The Hornets got out to a strong start with their starters despite a really rough first stint from LaMelo Ball.

The Chicago Bulls ran out of gas a quarter mile from the finish line on Tuesday. The Bulls had carved a New Orleans Pelicans 13-point lead to four points in less than two minutes. Every ounce of momentum in the building was behind the home team.