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Collin Sexton scores 30 points on 11-for-19 shooting, fueling the Bulls' win.
Tre Jones contributes 21 points and makes the fourth-quarter plays that iced the game.
The Bulls dominate the paint 68-44, leveraging interior scoring against a smaller Suns frontcourt.
Phoenix struggles from three, finishing 13-for-46 from deep as a team.
Suns fail to capitalize at the charity stripe, shooting 67.0% on free throws.
Suns' Devin Booker finishes with 27 points but struggles with efficiency.
Bulls benefit from an early paint attack to offset early poor shooting from three.
Suns miss a late push and fail to take the lead in the final seconds.
Tre Jones seals the win with a decisive late-game rebound and safe finish.
This win boosts Chicago's lottery positioning considerations amid season turnover.

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Sexton nets 30 points as the Bulls hold off Phoenix 105-103 in the closing minutes.
Phoenix trims a 12-point deficit late, but cannot take the lead in the final seconds.
Booker total 27 points in his second game back from a hip injury for Phoenix.
Suns miss 4.1 seconds as Richards seals the Bulls win at the line.
Tre Jones contributes 21 points for Chicago in the win.
Gershon Yabusele adds 16 for the Bulls to start a five-game swing.
Bulls play without Buzelis and Giddey due to ankle injuries prior to the trip.
Suns were seventh in the West entering the game and had won two straight prior.
Dillon Brooks sidelined for Phoenix with a left-hand fracture.
The Bulls begin a five-game road trip with a narrow win.

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The Chicago Bulls defeated the Phoenix Suns 105-103 in Phoenix to snap an 11-game skid with a strong late push.
Collin Sexton scored 30 points to lead Chicago, followed by 21 from Tre Jones and 16 from Guerschon Yabusele.
Devin Booker led Phoenix with 27 points, as the Suns battled back late and tied the game with 23 seconds left.
Nick Richards sealed the win by making the first free throw and missing the second, then securing the rebound in the final seconds.
Both teams faced injuries ahead of the trip, with Chicago missing Matas Buzelis and Josh Giddey.
The win came in the opener of a five-game trip for Chicago, with upcoming stops at Sacramento and Phoenix hosting New Orleans.
Devin Booker matched Phoenix’s late surge, scoring 27 points across his return game after an injury absence.
Tre Jones contributed 21 points for Chicago, helping sustain the lead late in the fourth quarter.
Jalen Green scored for Phoenix, finishing with 12 points on 5-of-20 shooting in the loss.
The Suns extended their home schedule with a loss after a brief two-game win streak in the West.

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