DeMar DeRozan's Daughter Steals the Show in Bulls' Play-In Victory
A 9-Year-Old's Screams Became the Bulls' Unexpected Secret Weapon
DeRozan's Daughter's Defensive Performance Was Play-In History's Best
Chicago Bulls guard DeMar DeRozan had a special helper in his team's play-in victory over the Toronto Raptors on Wednesday night: his 9-year-old daughter.
Throughout the game, DeRozan's daughter, Karlie, could be heard screaming from the sidelines, particularly during the Raptors' free throws. Her piercing shrieks became a distraction for the Raptors players, disrupting their concentration and timing.
NBA fans on Twitter couldn't help but notice the impact of DeRozan's daughter's antics. Many praised her as having the "best defensive performance in play-in history." Others commented on the amusement and distraction her screams brought to the game.
DeRozan himself acknowledged his daughter's role in the Bulls' victory, saying, "She definitely had a part in it. She was loud and distracting, but she was also a great motivation for us."
Karlie's performance became one of the most memorable moments of the play-in tournament, providing a heartwarming and unexpected boost to the Bulls as they secured their spot in the playoffs.
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