"Beautiful!"
Tang Tian couldn't help shouting as well.
Honestly, that shot had exceeded his expectations for Durant.
It seemed there was some truth to the saying that shooters created miracles.
Those legendary moments—Miller's 8 points in 8 seconds, McGrady's 13 points in 35 seconds, along with Tang Tian's various miraculous comebacks and buzzer-beaters—all proved that point.
Durant might truly be able to deliver the game of his career.
After all, adversity bred heroes!
Durant made the and-one free throw as well, cutting the gap to just 9 points!
With a little over four minutes left in the game, the Pelicans still had hope.
Vogel stepped to the sideline at that moment and looked up at the scoreboard.
If the gap narrowed any further, victory would no longer be assured.
James drove into the frontcourt and was double-teamed, then kicked the ball out to Randle. Randle took a Mid-Range Shot from the high post.
The shot was on line, but it had a little too much force and struck the back rim.
James quickly leaped for the putback, but missed as well. Davis came down with the Defensive Rebound.
The Pelicans' interior defense was the weakness of this lineup, but in practice, it had not looked that bad.
The Pelicans immediately launched a Defensive Counterattack, but the Lakers got back quickly too.
Durant received Holiday's pass in transition, saw that Davis had gotten back into position, and directly launched a deep Chasing Three-Pointer from a step beyond the three-point line.
The on-site fans held their breath. That shot carried an element of gambling.
Swish!
A crisp sound rang out.
Durant's Chasing Three-Pointer went in too!
The gap was down to just 6 points!
Vogel immediately raised his hand and called a timeout. The cheers inside the arena had already exploded.
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