Coby White delivered an impressive 24-point performance on Friday night, highlighted by a crucial four-point play that helped the Chicago Bulls overcome the Toronto Raptors in a thrilling 125-115 overtime victory. White's most significant moment occurred with just four seconds left in regulation, hitting a clutch three-pointer while being fouled to tie the game at 110, sending it into a decisive overtime period.

During that overtime session, Lonzo Ball stepped forward, hitting two key three-pointers as Chicago opened the period with a 10-2 run. This strong start gave the Bulls an advantage they would maintain for the remainder of the game. Josh Giddey contributed significantly to the Bulls' performance, adding 19 points and dishing out 12 assists, while Zach Collins also recorded a double-double with 15 points and 13 rebounds.

For the Raptors, Scottie Barnes finished with 24 points, but the defeat marked Toronto's third consecutive loss and ninth in their last eleven games. Immanuel Quickley added a strong performance with 23 points but fouled out early during overtime, further undermining Toronto's ability to compete in the final stretch.

Initially, the Raptors seemed poised for victory, holding a commanding 101-88 lead with nine minutes remaining in the game. However, the Bulls mounted a resilient comeback effort, capitalizing on Toronto's errors and missed shots while stringing together a momentum-shifting 12-0 run. Despite dominating much of the contest and leading 63-54 at halftime, Toronto's mistakes ultimately allowed Chicago to mount their successful comeback.

Missing injured center Nikola Vucevic due to a calf issue, the Bulls struggled on the boards, evident from being outrebounded by 51-45, including 16-10 in offensive rebounds. However, turnovers cost Toronto dearly, as Chicago scored 24 points directly off Raptors' miscues.

Many Chicago fans began exiting late in regulation when the team was down 110-106. Yet, those who stayed behind witnessed White's dramatic three-pointer that drew a foul, sparking immense excitement as the Bulls completed their spirited comeback and carried their momentum through overtime. While Chicago struggled overall from beyond the arc (13-for-49), their timely shooting when needed solidified the hard-fought victory.

Both teams return to action Sunday, with the Raptors traveling to Orlando and the Bulls visiting Indiana.