It's been a roller-coaster couple of days for the Los Angeles Lakers.
One night after LeBron James's buzzer-beating tip-in snapped the Lakers' losing skid, Los Angeles found itself back in the L column with a 119–117 loss to the Chicago Bulls. Leading by five points with 12.1 seconds remaining, the Bulls scored six points in a six-second span to take the lead. And when Austin Reaves put Los Angeles ahead 117–116 with a layup, Bulls guard Josh Giddey nailed a half-court heave from 46 feet for the win.
