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Here are some of the best photos from the Thunder's 124-110 win over the Bulls on Friday.

CHICAGO — The Chicago Bulls couldn’t pick up the slack in their second straight game without DeMar DeRozan, crumbling under the Oklahoma City Thunder’s offensive pressure in a 124-110 loss that extended their skid to three games.

Chicago loses their second-straight in the final seconds on Wednesday.

The Bulls built a 16-point lead only to watch it disappear quickly in the third quarter because of a series of self-inflicted wounds. That left it up to Zach LaVine to play hero in the last second. He fell short in his attempt.

The Chicago Bulls couldn’t rustle up any fourth-quarter magic without All-Star forward DeMar DeRozan, who missed his first game of the season in Wednesday’s 100-97 road loss to the Washington Wizards.

Chicago's three-game winning streak comes to an end on Monday.

With DeMar DeRozan forced out of the game with a strained right quadriceps, it became turn-back-the-clock night to the days when LaVine was a solo act. And while his 15 points in the fourth quarter gave the Bulls a chance to steal the win, Boston’s Al Horford had the final…

LaVine came into Monday’s game with the Boston Celtics feeling like NBA officials have been very shy with the whistle when it comes to him this season, and the numbers back him up.

LaVine is 'extremely happy' for his former teammate's success in Utah.