Luol Deng scores 22 points as the Bulls dominate Hawks

Luol Deng scored 22 points and led a wave of 3-points as the Bulls NBA leaders took a different game on the road to blow out the Atlanta Hawks 98-77 on Wednesday night.

Deng was completed 5 of 8 on the arc and the Bulls from 9 to 16 together to make their NBA's best record away from home improvement, and their 21-6 overall mark of 41-11, although lack of rose for the eighth straight game with a shoulder injury.

The Bulls have not missed a beat, winning six times without their MVP.

"We played great," said Deng. "The guys just look for the movement of the ball."

Chicago built a lead of 18 points in the second quarter. The Hawks scored the final six points of the half, then started the third quarter on a 10-2 run to get to 56-52.

It was all the cops from there. They pulled 20 of the next 26 points and a contingent of fans in Chicago are difficult arena in Atlanta in the Southeast United Center in order to break the "Let Go Bulls!" . sing

"The only thing we have said, even though they made their run, we have immediately responded," Deng said. "It was just a great team effort."

Frustration spilled over to Atlanta middle of the fourth quarter. The Bulls went on another counter, so that Joe Johnson as the only man back against players from three Chicago. Carlos Boozer moves a great-great-pass to Taj Gibson, who was raised - the style of football - by Johnson, both players are in the middle of the line.

Amazingly, Johnson has committed a flagrant foul for not once, but the Bulls were hardly troubled. The last minutes were nothing more than a show, culminating in the team from the road, more a chance to sing for the fans to Chicago for Brian Scala Brine just get used to the game He checked left with a little more than a minute.

Deng had a lot of help. Boozer scored 20 points, Gibson added 19, while Joakim Noah and John Lucas chipped in with 10 each. Josh Smith led Atlanta with 19 points but had only six in the second half.

"It was quite remarkable, with all the guys that deep down to the record that we have," said Kyle Korver Chicago. "Of course we prefer to Derrick game increase. But guys."

The Hawks raced to a 13-5 lead, forcing Chicago to call a timeout early. But Deng and the Bulls, the tide turned with deadly accuracy over the bow.