For the second night in a row, the Bulls were trailing with under five seconds to play in the fourth quarter. And for the second night in a row, DeMar DeRozan came to the rescue.
Chicago faced a 119–117 deficit with 3.3 seconds left on Saturday, and inbounded the ball to DeRozan in the corner. The All-Star wing maneuvered through a double-team, shot-faked to get a defender in the air, and then drilled a three-pointer as time expired to give the Bulls an improbable win.
Those heroics came just one night after DeRozan did the same thing against the Pacers, with arguably an even more improbably shot.