Los Angeles Lakers vs. Oklahoma City Thunder - 5/11/26 - Game 4 - Western Semifinals - 2026 NBA Playoffs LeBron James blocks Isaiah Hartenstein near the rim, grabs the rebound, and gets fouled by Alex Caruso. And then, post him up off the inbound, backs him down, and scores the fadeaway over Caruso (with replays) #lebronjames #nbahighlights #nbahighlightstoday
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Michael Jordan loses his balance during the fadeaway but still recovers and knocks the shot down against the Indiana Pacers.
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Bridges shows his scoring prowess against McCollum with a fadeaway bucket. The Knicks maintain control of the game at ...
24Seconds is the best moments of a basketball game: dunks, three-pointers, clutch plays, and top moments of the game. Subscribe to the channel for regular highlights. #24Seconds #nba #highlights #sports #basketball #sport E.J. Liddell scored a career-high 21 points to lead the Brooklyn Nets to a 96-90 victory over the Milwaukee Bucks on Tuesday night. Ben Saraf added 19, while Drake Powell and Malachi Smith each had 11 for the Nets (20-59), who have won two straight and three of their last five. AJ Green scored 20 points for Milwaukee, which dropped to 31-48. Taurean Prince added 16 points, Cormac Ryan chipped in with 14 and Jericho Sims had 12. Brooklyn extended its lead to 83-72 in the first five minutes of the fourth. Saraf converted a one-legged fadeaway and had a breakaway dunk in consecutive possessions. Milwaukee cut the deficit to 88-87 on Prince’s corner 3 with 2:28 left. But that was as close as the Bucks would come.