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The Detroit Pistons defeated the Chicago Bulls 126–110 on February 21 at the United Center, with Jalen Duren leading the visitors with 26 points while Tobias Harris added 18. Detroit's third quarter proved decisive, outscoring Chicago 44–26 in that frame to seize control. The Pistons shot 48.6 percent from the field and distributed 34 assists against only 14 turnovers, translating to a +11.5 offensive rating advantage. Chicago's Josh Giddey paced the home team with 27 points, but the Bulls managed just 45.2 percent shooting and committed 23 turnovers, their defense allowing 111.9 points per 100 possessions. Detroit's 50 rebounds and 12 steals underscored their dominance on both ends, while Chicago's 17 three-pointers proved insufficient to overcome the deficit. The final margin fell well short of the 234.5 Vegas total. The Pistons' third-quarter explosion and turnover discipline suggest growing offensive cohesion as they push toward playoff positioning.
