The Windy City Bulls outlasted the Valley Suns in a high-scoring G League affair, winning 124-116 at NOW Arena. This victory keeps the Bulls in the hunt for a favorable playoff seed in the Eastern Conference, showcasing their potent offensive firepower against a resilient Suns squad. The game was ultimately decided by the Bulls' ability to control the paint and capitalize on second-chance opportunities in the final minutes. From the opening tip, both teams played at a frenetic pace, with the first quarter ending with the Bulls holding a narrow 32-30 lead. The Suns caught fire from beyond the arc in the second quarter, hitting seven three-pointers to take a five-point lead into halftime. Windy City responded with increased defensive pressure in the third, forcing several turnovers that fueled a 12-0 run to reclaim the lead. The fourth quarter was an offensive showcase, with the Bulls maintaining a slight edge by consistently getting to the free-throw line and converting. A standout performance came from the Bulls' two-way contract big man, who recorded a dominant double-double with 28 points and 15 rebounds, imposing his will in the key. The Suns' guard, on assignment from their NBA parent club, was electric with 35 points but received limited support down the stretch. The game's tempo was a key focus, with the Bulls successfully pushing the pace after Suns' misses to create easy scoring chances before the defense was set. The win pushes the Windy City Bulls closer to the top of the Central Division standings. The Valley Suns, despite the loss, remain in a competitive position in the Western Conference due to other results. After the game, the Bulls' head coach highlighted his team's "relentless effort on the glass," while the Suns' coach pointed to "defensive lapses in transition" as the primary difference. The Windy City Bulls started with Beverly, Lewis, Phillips, Sanogo, and Adama Sanogo, while the Valley Suns countered with Goodwin, Lee, O'Neale, Bates, and Azubuike.