NBA: LA Lakers trounced on LeBron's return as Bucks rally to beat Kings
Briefly

In a stunning display, the Chicago Bulls defeated the Los Angeles Lakers 146-115, capitalizing on key performances and defensive lapses from the Lakers. Coby White led the Bulls with 36 points, while LeBron James, returning from injury, managed only 17 points in 31 minutes. Chicago's defense shined, forcing 21 turnovers that contributed to their victory. Alongside White, Josh Giddey earned a triple-double with significant contributions on defense, making the win pivotal as the Bulls aim for a playoff spot. Meanwhile, the Lakers struggled defensively, prompting criticism from coach JJ Redick about their performance post-injury recoveries.
"What we thought would be an easy return for LeBron James turned into a harsh reality check as the Lakers struggled defensively against the Bulls' offensive onslaught."
"Coby White's explosive 36 points showcased his ability to step up in critical moments, especially against a team like the Lakers who were presumed to have a solid defense."
"Lakers coach JJ Redick highlighted the defensive frailty, stating, 'That was the worst our defense has looked maybe all year, certainly in the last three months.'"
"The Chicago Bulls took full advantage of the Lakers' mistakes, scoring off 21 turnovers and showcasing an impressive team effort with key contributions from White, Giddey, and Buzelis."
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