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Bulls overwhelm Bucks in Game 6

MILWAUKEE - Everyone has been waiting for the Bulls to put together their best effort and Thursday's Game 6 at the Bradley Center might challenge for the most dominating performance in NBA playoff history.

The Bulls jumped to an 8-0 lead after three possessions and never let go of the antlers.

The final result was a 120-66 victory for the Bulls, easily the most lopsided playoff victory in franchise history. The Bulls clinched the first-round series 4-2.

Mike Dunleavy led the Bulls with 20 points, while Pau Gasol added 19, Jimmy Butler 16 and Derrick Rose 15. The Bulls made 15 of 30 shots from 3-point range.

The Bulls will open Round 2 at Cleveland on Monday.

• Check back for more on this game from Mike McGraw.

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