Towns, who went 18 of 30 from the field and added 10 rebounds, banged knees with Zach LaVine in the final minute, but gutted through the pain. When Jalen Brunson put the Knicks ahead 121-119 with 4.1 seconds to play, it looked like Towns would leave Madison Square Garden with the signature win of his young Knicks career.

Even after a game where Karl-Anthony Towns put up a season-high 46 points, the Knicks star was out on the court working on his free throws after the heartbreaking 124-123 loss to the Bulls.

Bulls 124, Knicks 123 White 3 FTs with 3.2 seconds left LaVine 31-8-7 Towns 46 ptsSource: x.com What’s the buzz on Twitter? Derek Bodner @DerekBodnerNBA Embiid went down after