The Chicago Bulls trailed the Los Angeles Lakers 115–110 with just 12.6 seconds remaining in Thursday night's game at the United Center. Any comeback in that situation would be incredible. The way the Bulls pulled it off was absolutely miraculous.

Josh Giddey hits a half-court shot over LeBron James at the final buzzer as the Lakers squander a 18-point lead in the fourth quarter in a 119-117 loss.

For the second straight night, the Los Angeles Lakers were involved in a buzzer-beater. This time, they were on the wrong end of it, though. The Lakers trailed the Chicago Bulls 116-115 with under 10 seconds left.

The Bulls were down by five points with less than 15 seconds left, but back-to-back 3-pointers in a span of 4.1 seconds gave Chicago the lead. Austin Reaves appeared to score the game-winning bucket for the Lakers with 3.

The Bulls are 14-22 in home games. Chicago is sixth in the league averaging 117.3 points and is shooting 46.7% from the field. The Mavericks are 16-22 in road games.

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