To start, star forward LeBron James turned the ball over while the Lakers were up two. This led to a 3-point shot from the Bulls, giving them the lead. Los Angeles retook the lead with under four seconds left in the game. But guard Josh Giddey then hit an incredible half-court buzzer-beater to sink the Lakers.

To recall, after Patrick Williams cut the Lakers' lead to 115-113 with 9.8 seconds left on the clock, James gave the ball up with his inbounds pass. The weak pass allowed Giddey to steal the ball and send it to Coby White's way for another triple.

Just a day after the Los Angeles Lakers had a game-winner of their own against the Indiana Pacers, the reverse happened Thursday night against the Chicago Bulls

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Josh Giddey stuns the Los Angeles Lakers with a buzzer-beater from his own half in a 119-117 victory for the Chicago Bulls.

LeBron James had a buzzer-beating tip-in to cap a 10-point fourth quarter, Luka Doncic scored 34 points and the Los Angeles Lakers beat the Indiana Pacers 120-119 on Wednesday night

Late Thursday night, Josh Giddey and the Chicago Bulls blessed us with the best finish to a game in the NBA this season. And the Los Angeles Lakers found themselves on the wrong end of Giddey's heroics.

LeBron James tipped in the game-winning layup as time expired, giving the Los Angeles Lakers a 120-119 victory over the Indiana Pacers in Indianapolis on Wednesday. James, who didn't connect on a field goal until the fourth quarter,

LeBron James scores the late match winner as the Los Angeles Lakers end their losing streak with victory against the Indiana Pacers.

After LeBron James’ buzzer-beater snapped the Los Angeles Lakers’ three-game skid on Wednesday, the team found itself on the receiving end of heartbreak just 24 hours later. Josh Giddey sank a half-court game-winner at the buzzer, handing the Chicago Bulls a 119-117 victory and completing a season sweep over the Lakers.

Josh Giddey took one dribble, leapt over half court and flicked his wrist, draining a 47-foot buzzer-beater to stun the Los Angeles Lakers and cap a chaotic victory for the Chicago Bulls.

The night after beating the Pacers on a tip-in as time expired, the Lakers surrender nine points in the final 10.3 seconds in a stinging 119-117 loss in Chicago.