Grizzlies Beat Bulls 104-100 in Chicago

Memphis secured a 104-100 victory over Chicago in a basketball matchup on October 10, 2026, according to ESPN Australia’s published final score. The Grizzlies edged the Bulls by four points, with the game featuring contributions from multiple players on both rosters. The final score was Memphis Grizzlies 104, Chicago Bulls 100.

ESPN Australia’s play-by-play record documented made and missed field goals, three-pointers, free throws, dunks, and assists throughout the contest. Scoring sequences included three-point baskets, driving finishes, and free throws from players on both teams. The play-by-play listing also recorded assists on several successful shots, including connections involving Cameron Boozer, Ty Jerome, Josh Giddey, and Jaylen Wells.

Memphis received scoring contributions from Zach Edey, Jaylen Wells, Cedric Coward, Ty Jerome, and other players listed in the game record. Edey converted a close-range basket and made free throws, while Wells recorded a three-pointer and assisted on an Edey layup.

Jerome connected from beyond the arc, including a 25-foot step-back three-pointer, and also made a 10-foot step-back jumper. Coward recorded a two-point basket from close range, with Cameron Boozer credited with the assist. Chicago's scoring plays included baskets by Josh Giddey, Matas Buzelis, Buddy Hield, and Isaac Okoro. Giddey made a 25-foot three-pointer assisted by Norman Powell and also converted a driving floating jump shot.

Buzelis contributed multiple two-point baskets, including an eight-foot pull-up jumper assisted by Tobe Awaka. Hield made a three-pointer from 24 feet and a close-range two-point shot, while Okoro converted a field goal and two free throws. The play-by-play record also featured contributions from GG Jackson, Leonard Miller, Dailyn Swain, and Scotty Pippen Jr. Jackson made a three-pointer assisted by Jerome and recorded additional baskets, while Miller scored on a layup and a floating jump shot.

Both teams had missed opportunities from the field and at the free-throw line, according to the ESPN Australia record. The published final score confirmed Memphis's four-point win over Chicago.