The Chicago Bulls dominated the Dallas Mavericks 125-107 on Saturday night, ending their three-game losing streak. Coby White led the way with 22 points, Ayo Dosunmu added 20, and the Bulls had seven players in double figures. They outperformed the Mavericks in fast-break points (38-8) and never trailed, shooting 51.5% from the field. The Mavericks faced challenges early on, starting without the injured Anthony Davis and losing coach Jason Kidd to a technical foul and ejection in the first quarter. Ryan Nembhard had 16 points and six assists for Dallas, but rookie star Cooper Flagg struggled with just 11 points and one rebound. The Mavericks' loss marked their second straight after a two-game winning streak, with Davis sustaining ligament damage in his left hand in their previous game against Utah. The game's turning point came in the second quarter, where a 13-2 run extended their lead to 59-41, and the Bulls blew it open in the fourth with a 21-4 surge, leading to a 115-88 final score. The Mavericks will host Brooklyn on Monday, while the Bulls will visit Houston on Tuesday.
