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| Lakers guard Austin Reaves, center, celebrates with teammates after the Lakers’ 107-104 overtime victory against the Dallas Mavericks on Wednesday. Reaves hit the winning shot on a three-pointer with less than a second remaining. |
DALLAS-- LeBron James' deep 3 missed so severely it could've fractured the glass backboard-- the only thing maintaining the shot from rocketing right into the Mavericks' crowd. Anthony Davis' corner 3 cruised over the edge, failing to even forage the iron.
And Wayne Ellington's wide-open look from over the break missed everything, as poor of a miss that an open high quality shooter might imagine.
But the clock kept ticking enough time for redemption-- for the group's dreadful late-game shooting to be undone with one wonderful stroke from the deep left corner.
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Initially it was Ellington compensating his misses, then it was Westbrook from the very same edge and lastly, it was rookie Austin Reaves.
Reaves hit a wild 3 with simply fractions of a second left to lead the Lakers to a 107-104 win in overtime. It's simply the second time this season the Lakers have actually won three straight.
Reaves hit 5 3s off the Lakers bench, the team missing 3 gamers because of the NBA's COVID-19 methods. James led the Lakers with 24, Westbrook had 23 and Davis scored 20 in the win.
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