Knicks Snatch First Loss of Season from Bulls with 128-116 Victory

Bulls’ Undefeated Run Ends

The New York Knicks snapped their three-game skid and handed the Chicago Bulls their first defeat of the season, defeating them 128-116 at Madison Square Garden.

Brunson Leads the Charge

Knicks guard Jalen Brunson exploded for 31 points, setting the tone early with a dominant first quarter. His leadership and scoring provided the spark New York desperately needed.

Deep Threats and Team Balance Shine

New York shot an explosive 47.6% from three-point range, making 20 of 42 shots from deep. The bench also made a massive contribution, helping the Knicks pull away firmly in the third quarter.

Bulls’ Undefeated Run Ends

Chicago entered the night undefeated, but despite a valiant effort from Josh Giddey (23 points, 12 assists, 12 rebounds) they couldn’t match the Knicks’ offensive surge. The loss marks the end of the Bulls’ perfect start to the season.

What It Means Going Forward

For the Knicks, this win could be the turning point. Their long-range shooting, bench depth, and strong outing against a top Eastern Conference rival send a signal. For the Bulls, the early stumble raises questions about how they respond to adversity.