Chicago Bulls vs Detroit Pistons Final Score & Over/Under Result — Nov 12, 2025

Detroit outlasted Chicago 124-113 for an 11-point win, combining for 237 points—a number that landed just below the market total and reflected a game that never quite ignited offensively despite two high-scoring quarters.

The first half pointed toward a shootout. Combined scoring hit 120 through two quarters, with Detroit's 68 points and Chicago's 52 split roughly evenly across the opening 24 minutes. Q2 added 62 combined points, the second-highest of the night. But the momentum flattened badly in the third quarter, when combined scoring dipped to just 54—Detroit managed only 27 while Chicago added 27—a 26-point swing downward that reshaped the game's texture. The fourth quarter brought a resurrection of sorts, with 63 combined points, but Detroit had already seized control. Paul Reed anchored the Pistons with 28 points, 13 rebounds, and 6 assists, while Duncan Robinson contributed 23 points and Daniss Jenkins ran the offense with 12 assists alongside 18 points. For Chicago, Matas Buzelis posted 21 points and 14 rebounds, Kevin Huerter scored 20, and Isaac Okoro added 15 points.

The result aligned with recent form: Detroit's league-leading 118.7 points per game over its last 10 contests proved decisive against a Chicago team that surrendered 118.4 per game. A prior head-to-head meeting between these teams this season (226 combined) set a slightly lower bar for offensive output, making this 237-point finish moderately elevated for the matchup.