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ON THE COURT
PLAYER OF THE GAME: Bulls forward Luol Deng contributed a 20-20 line with 24 points and a career-high 20 rebounds in 42 minutes.
PLAY OF THE GAME: The Bucks had a chance to tie the score, but Bulls guard Derrick Rose went up to block a shot by Bucks rookie Brandon Jennings with 14 seconds left. The play preserved a two-point Bulls' lead.
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