The Chicago Bulls pulled off an incredible comeback victory against the Los Angeles Lakers, winning 119-117 in a game that featured a flurry of dramatic plays in the final seconds. Austin Reaves, who led the Lakers with 30 points, initially extended their lead to five with a clutch floater followed by two free throws. However, the Bulls quickly responded, with Nikola Vucevic assisting Patrick Williams for a three-pointer that cut the lead to two. A costly turnover from LeBron James allowed Coby White to hit a game-changing three-pointer, putting the Bulls ahead.

In a nail-biting finish, Reaves reclaimed the lead for the Lakers with a quick layup, seemingly sealing the game. Yet, Josh Giddey connected with Patrick Williams again, setting up a half-court heave that miraculously went in, clinching the win for Chicago. This victory marked the Bulls' fourth consecutive win, placing them firmly in contention for the No. 7 seed in the Eastern Conference, while the Lakers face mounting pressure in the highly competitive Western Conference.