Brandon Ingram anota 33 puntos por Raptors, que doblegan 123-107 a renovados Bulls
TORONTO (AP) — Brandon Ingram anotó 33 puntos, Immanuel Quickley sumó 24 y los Raptors de Toronto vencieron el jueves 123-107 a los renovados Bulls de Chicago.
Collin Murray-Boyles y Sandro Mamukelashvili anotaron cada uno 17 puntos, en tanto que Scottie Barnes agregó 13 a la causa de Toronto, que rompió una racha de cuatro derrotas consecutivas contra Chicago.
Toronto acumula 31 victorias en sus primeros 53 juegos, superando el total de triunfos de la temporada pasada.
Anfernee Simons anotó 22 puntos en su primer duelo con Chicago y Matas Buzelis firmó 18. Guerschon Yabusele marcó su debut con los Bulls con 15 tantos y 11 rebotes.
Jaden Ivey y Jalen Smith anotaron 13 puntos por cabeza, e Isaac Okoro agregó diez para los Bulls, quienes renovaron su plantilla realizando siete intercambios antes de la fecha límite del jueves por la tarde.
Ivey y Simons debutaron como titulares en Chicago, mientras que Yabusele y el recién llegado Mac McClung ingresaron desde el banquillo.
_____
Deportes AP: https://apnews.com/hub/deportes
More Stories
UK risks missing AI boom without hardware push, Blair report says
The Tony Blair Institute has called on the government to raise manufacturing’s share of UK gross value added from 8...
Ditching Russian gas cost Germany €50 bn – media
The Finance Ministry has provided the estimate covering a range of relief and stabilization measures Germany has spent some €50...
TUC chief suggests Burnham could call early general election
TUC general secretary Paul Nowak has suggested Andy Burnham could call an early general election if the prime minister decides...
Cigar importer says plain packaging would cut its range by 75 per cent
Hunters & Frankau, which has imported Cuban cigars into the UK for more than 230 years, says it would have...
Stardust has raised $75m to develop sunlight-reflecting particles
Stardust Solutions, an Israeli-American start-up developing technology to disperse reflective particles high in the atmosphere so that less sunlight reaches...
World Cup and hot weather help UK economy grow 0.4 per cent in July
The UK economy grew by 0.4 per cent in July, well above the consensus forecast for no growth, according to...
