On March 17, Beijing time, the NBA ushered in a crazy killing day! After Dinwiddie's three-point whistle to beat the Nets, another court also gave birth to a 1.3-second accurate kill! Spurs player Lonnie Walker forced a three-point shot from 45 degrees on the left side 1.3 seconds before the finale. Walker himself was very calm, but teammates and Spurs fans were already celebrating wildly. In the end, the Spurs narrowly defeated the Thunder 122-120 and continued to impact the playoffs.
Back to the end of the game, after a whole fierce confrontation, the two teams that basically missed the playoffs came to the final 1 minute of the showdown. Thunder Pokushevsky fouled a three-pointer and hit all three free throws to tie the score at 117. Alexander then hit two free throws and the Thunder scored one point. Pelter also hit the basket and the Spurs overtook. The key moment was stolen by Pokushevsky again, Johnson interfered with the ball, and the Thunder rebounded 120-119, with only 4.8 seconds left in the game.
In the final moments, the Spurs sent out a sideline ball. After receiving the ball, Lonnie Walker faced the opponent's two-man defense, made a slight adjustment and directly shot three points. The ball arcs perfectly and falls into the basket! The Spurs completed a quasi-kill, leaving only 1.3 seconds for the Thunder. At this point, Walker, who completed the quasi-kill, had no expression, but his teammates and Spurs home fans could not contain their joy.
Teammates opened their arms and congratulated Walker on his quasi-kill. The fans danced in the stands to celebrate, and almost everyone stood up and applauded to celebrate the team's upcoming victory. For the Spurs, although the victory of this game is not very meaningful, who can refuse an exciting killer? No home fan wants to watch the home team lose and leave.
With Alexander missing in the final moments, the Spurs took the thrilling victory. In fact, due to the Lakers' poor form, the Spurs are currently only 1.5 wins behind the Pelicans in the 10th place in the West, and only 2.5 wins behind the Lakers, and they are not without a chance to enter the playoffs.