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On Thursday night, the New York Knicks officially gave the Chicago Bulls their first loss of the season. 

The Bulls had come into the game 4-0, while the Knicks were 3-1. 

After the 104-103 road win for the Knicks, both teams are now 4-1. 

Four-time All-Star DeMar DeRozan had a chance to send the Bulls home with a 5-0 record, but air balled the potential game-winning shot. 

The clip of the last play of the game can be seen in a tweet that is embedded below from the Twitter account of Rob Perez. 

Zach LaVine inbounded the ball into DeRozan and he was guarded by R.J. Barrett who forced him into a tough shot that was a long two-pointer that did not even hit the rim. 

DeRozan had 20 points in the game, while LaVine had a team-high 25 points. 

Meanwhile, Barrett had 20 points, but the Knicks were led by a team-high 21 points from four-time All-Star point guard Kemba Walker. 

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