Back to the game.
After a brief interruption, both teams returned to the court and resumed their fierce battle.
This time, though, Durant was the one showing greater efficiency.
At last, the final moments had arrived. At last, the decisive moment was here.
Durant, one of the sharpest scythes in the entire League, finally showed his edge once more.
With just four minutes left in the game, he was ready to take aim and finish it...
First, he used a screen to get to the top of the key, then rose up for a contested jumper and sank another long two, cutting the deficit to two.
Next, he went one-on-one from the perimeter, drove into the paint, and drew a Defensive foul on Brook Lopez.
He stepped to the line and calmly sank both free throws, tying the score.
Giannis quickly answered with a strong finish at the rim, converting a 2+1 to put his team back in front.
But right after that, in this crucial moment, James Harden fought through the pressure and stepped up.
He drilled a tough pull back Three-point shot over Lillard after isolating on the perimeter.
It was his second three of the night.
It came a little later than they would have liked, but at least it had a solid impact on the game.
That clutch three tied the score once again.
Lillard's next shot from outside missed.
The Nets launched a counterattack. Durant drove to the rim, drew the defense, then kicked the ball out to Prince in the corner.
Torey Prince caught the ball and shot. The three-pointer went in.
With two minutes left, the Nets finally took the lead.
The game had swung back and forth, and the momentum had shifted once again.
But this time, the outcome was finally settled.