In Pincus' trade idea, the Raptors would get Giannis Antetokounmpo, Jalen Smith and Jevon Carter, the Bucks would get RJ ...

That’s because the Bulls in certainly their signature win of the season — if not the last few years — embarrassed and overwhelmed a presumed contending Lakers team of superstars LeBron James ...

The Lakers held the Bulls to 43 points in the middle quarters before giving up 44 in the fourth, blowing an 18-point lead. And still they had chances to win. And it sure seemed like they would.

After surrendering 146 points in a lopsided defeat to the Bulls earlier in the week, the Lakers sought redemption on the second night of a back-to-back. Not only did they not achieve redemption ...

The Los Angeles Lakers, coming off a dramatic 120-119 win over the Indiana Pacers on Wednesday, looked to win a second straight game in two nights when it visited the Chicago Bulls on Thursday.

The Chicago Bulls trailed the Los Angeles Lakers 115-110 with 13 seconds remaining in the game following Austin Reaves’ free throws. Patrick Williams followed with a three. Josh Giddey stole ...

It’s important to understand this: The Bulls should have been down and out. They trailed by 18 early in the fourth quarter and by double digits in the final five minutes. The Lakers landed two ...

And Doncic was far from perfect, all of his shot-making undone by seven turnovers and a disengaged defensive performance that helped the Bulls’ offense run like a faucet the Lakers never could ...

Photos from the Chicago Bulls’ 119-117 victory over the Los Angeles Lakers on March 27, 2025, at the United Center. Bulls guard Josh Giddey, right, gets a hug from forward Patrick Williams after ...