The Bulls dropped 146 points in a win over the Lakers just last weekend. The rematch proved to be even more memorable. Chicago was up for most of the first half before the Lakers pulled away in the third quarter to take a 16-point lead into the final frame.

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.

On the ensuing inbound pass, LeBron James attempted to get the ball to Reaves, but it was intercepted by Giddey. He threw a quick dime to Coby White, who splashed a wing 3-pointer to give the Bulls an inexplicable two-point lead with six seconds left.

Hachimura was spectacular and hit timely buckets late in Wednesday's Lakers' thrilling win over the Indiana Pacers. Hachimura finished the game with 14 points on 80 percent shooting from the field, four rebounds, and one assist in 28 minutes of action.

Chicago Bulls guard Lonzo Ball plans to return from his right wrist injury before the end of the regular season, according to the Chicago Tribune's Julia Poe. Ball will sit out Thursday's game against the Los Angeles Lakers but could return as soon as an April 4 matchup with the Portland Trail Blazers,

The Lakers are currently 16-19 on the road with a point differential of 1, while the Bulls have a 4-6 record in their last ten games at home. Chicago beat Los Angeles 146-115 on Saturday, March 22, so this will be a revenge spot for the Lakers.

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Los Angeles had 21 turnovers in that last meeting with Chicago, which the Bulls flipped into 27 points and fueled their fastbreak. White scored 12 of his 36 points off those miscues — something that won't be as plentiful tonight (L.A. 13th fewest turnovers per game).