“LeBron’s Unthinkable Mistake Fuels Shocking Bulls Comeback: How One Turnover Changed Everything”

In a stunning showdown that had every basketball fan on the edge of their seat, the Chicago Bulls pulled off a heart-stopping victory against the Los Angeles Lakers in the waning moments of a thrilling game. Picture this: the Bulls, languishing with a 33-40 record, were down 115-110 with just 10 seconds left on the clock. What came next defied belief, as chaos erupted, culminating in a jaw-dropping halfcourt buzzer-beater by Josh Giddey that sent the United Center into a frenzy!

It’s not every day you witness such a dramatic turn of events, and this game certainly delivered. With the clock ticking away, Patrick Williams ignited the comeback with a clutch three-pointer, setting the stage for an unbelievable finish. But it was the Lakers’ missteps—most notably, LeBron James’ uncharacteristic inbounds error—that opened the door for a remarkable sequence of plays. Six points scored in just six seconds took the game from near-certain defeat for the Bulls to an electrifying triumph, leaving fans and players alike in disbelief.

Join me as we dive into the madness of that unforgettable night, exploring how the Bulls flipped the script and why this moment may haunt the Lakers for the remainder of the season. To read the full story, LEARN MORE.

116-115 Bulls, with six points scored in six seconds.That might just be the worst loss any NBA team has taken all season.AdvertisementAdvertisement

With all due respect to college basketball, no game had more madness Thursday than the Los Angeles Lakers’ game against the Chicago Bulls.

The Lakers lost to the 33-40 Bulls despite holding a 115-110 lead with 10 seconds to go. What followed was a preposterous sequence of events, culminating in a halfcourt buzzer-beater from Josh Giddey.Advertisement

How did the Bulls win that game? How did the Lakers lose it? How did Josh Giddey make that shot? (Photo by Michael Reaves/Getty Images)