The Bulls were playing from behind for most of this contest after the Nets got out to an early lead, but the dominant fourth quarter by Chicago was the difference. The Bulls came into the final quarter trailing by 10 points, but they outscored the Nets 34-18 in the final 12 minutes. It was an impressive finish by White and the Bulls.

On March 14th, the Chicago Bulls showcased resilience and determination, staging a remarkable comeback to defeat the Brooklyn Nets 116-110 in the NBA regular season. This victory marks the Bulls' fourth consecutive win,

White also has become craftier, putting just the right touch on his releases to spin the ball into the basket. Sometimes, he uses a nifty drag step to dupe defenders, reminiscent of White’s former Bulls teammate Lauri Markkanen. White’s increased strength from then to now helps him absorb contact at the rim as well.

Coby White is peaking at the right time for the Chicago Bulls, who are in 10th place in the Eastern Conference and hold the final spot in the NBA play-in tournament. White will look to build on a career-best performance when the Bulls visit the Miami Heat on Saturday night.