Oct 29, 2026 · 28 min · 17 segments
🐂😡 \*\*CHICAGO BULLS COLLAPSE AGAIN! NEW YORK KNICKS WIN 133-127 AFTER A DISASTROUS FOURTH QUARTER!\** \*\*BULLS NATION, WE HAVE A LOT TO TALK ABOUT!\** 🚨🔥 The Chicago Bulls just suffered…
This wasn't a game that Chicago couldn't win.
And that's the thing that's going to suck about it the most.
The Bulls led by six points entering the fourth quarter.
So the problem wasn't that the Bulls weren't in a position to be able to win this game.
It's the fact that they weren't in a position where they didn't know how to maintain that position to be able to win this game.
The Knicks scored 43 points in the final quarter, and Chicago scored 31 points itself in that quarter, which is respectable, make no mistake about it.
That discrepancy on top of the free throw shooting is really what hurt the Chicago Bulls the most.
Chicago lost the point of attack.
That's what they did.
They failed to communicate on switches.
They surrendered too many offensive rebounds, and they couldn't contain the New York Knicks when they needed it the most.
They ran Jalen Brunson and Carl Anthony Towns' actions all throughout that fourth quarter of the game.
and the Bulls could not do anything with it, unfortunately.
Closing possessions is different than starting possessions.
The Knicks, of course, have veterans that are accustomed to executing late in games.
Chicago did not do what was necessary to match that level of discipline, and they're a young team.
Sometimes that's going to happen.
But that is where coaching does matter.
I love the change of the offense.
I want to be clear here.
The way that the Bulls changed the offense in this game, it was impactful.
You felt it right away, and it made a difference for this team.
I do not want to overlook that because we needed every single bit of that.
This wasn't a game that Chicago couldn't win.
And that's the thing that's going to suck about it the most.
The Bulls led by six points entering the fourth quarter.
So the problem wasn't that the Bulls weren't in a position to be able to win this game.
It's the fact that they weren't in a position where they didn't know how to maintain that position to be able to win this game.
The Knicks scored 43 points in the final quarter, and Chicago scored 31 points itself in that quarter, which is respectable, make no mistake about it.
That discrepancy on top of the free throw shooting is really what hurt the Chicago Bulls the most.
Chicago lost the point of attack.
That's what they did.
They failed to communicate on switches.
They surrendered too many offensive rebounds, and they couldn't contain the New York Knicks when they needed it the most.
They ran Jalen Brunson and Carl Anthony Towns' actions all throughout that fourth quarter of the game.
and the Bulls could not do anything with it, unfortunately.
Closing possessions is different than starting possessions.
The Knicks, of course, have veterans that are accustomed to executing late in games.
Chicago did not do what was necessary to match that level of discipline, and they're a young team.
Sometimes that's going to happen.
But that is where coaching does matter.
I love the change of the offense.
I want to be clear here.
The way that the Bulls changed the offense in this game, it was impactful.
You felt it right away, and it made a difference for this team.
I do not want to overlook that because we needed every single bit of that.
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