Detroit Pistons have beaten a depleted Chicago Bulls side 92-75 in the NBA, with Brandon Jennings scoring a season-high 33 points to push his side towards victory.
The Bulls were without key man Luol Deng and had a mere nine healthy players in their squad as they were dismantled by an efficient performance at the United Centre on Saturday.
The home side had managed to stay in the contest with the score tied at 47-47 going into half time, but they were unable to shift into the next gear as Jennings stepped up to give Detroit their fourth consecutive win on the road this season.
Taj Gibson provided the only positive showing for the Bulls as he picked up 21 points and 10 rebounds, although his performance was made redundant by Kyle Singler and Josh Harrellson, who also contributed towards a Detroit victory with scores of 12 and 10 respectively.
The Bulls will be looking to bounce back when they face the Milwaukee Bucks on Tuesday.
Christopher Dodd
