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10/24 22:00 CDT Young scores 25 points as the Wizards hold off Wilson and the
Bulls for a 124-120 win
Young scores 25 points as the Wizards hold off Wilson and the Bulls for a
124-120 win
By JAY COHEN
AP Sports Writer
CHICAGO (AP) --- Trae Young had 25 points and nine assists, and the Washington
Wizards held off the Chicago Bulls for a 124-120 victory on Saturday night.
Kyshawn George had 22 points and nine rebounds for Washington in the opener of
a three-game trip. Anthony Davis added 19 points, and Justin Champagnie had 11
points and 14 rebounds.
The Wizards played without AJ Dybantsa, the No. 1 pick in the draft. The
19-year-old Dybantsa is day to day with a sprained left ankle, delaying his
anticipated NBA debut.
Caleb Wilson had 30 points and 14 rebounds for Chicago in its home opener. It
was the first double-double for the No. 4 selection in the draft, but he went 1
for 9 from 3-point range.
Forwards Noa Essengue and Patrick Williams were sidelined for Chicago, which
was coming off a 132-125 win at Milwaukee on Friday. Essengue has a head
contusion, and Williams is dealing with a groin injury.
The Bulls led by as many as 10 before they were outscored 40-20 in the third
quarter. Young had seven points and five assists in the quarter, including a
lob to Alex Sarr for a jam that gave the Wizards a 97-80 lead with 34 seconds
remaining.
The Bulls went 12 for 43 from 3-point range. They are shooting 23% (28 for 124)
from deep in three games this season.
Chicago opened a 60-50 lead on Wilson's fast-break dunk with 2:02 left in the
first half, punctuating a 10-0 run. He grabbed a rebound and scored on a
reverse jam with 56 seconds remaining, but Washington's Tre Johnson made a
3-pointer in the final seconds to make it 62-57 at the break.
Up next Wizards: At Charlotte on Monday night. Bulls: At Boston on Monday night. ___ See AP's full NBA coverage here
Up next Wizards: At Charlotte on Monday night. Bulls: At Boston on Monday night. ___ See AP's full NBA coverage here
