De'Aaron Fox slammed on the brakes and hit the crossover, losing his defender and knocking down the jumper. Fox struggled from the field, going 8-23 from the field (1-7 from 3-point territory) in the San Antonio Spurs 114-109 Loss to the Minnesota Timberwolves on Sunday, May the 10th. The series is squared up 2-2 and will the teams will take the court again on Tuesday in Minnesota. #nba #basketball #deaaronfox #sanantoniospurs #nbaplayoffs
San Antonio Spurs vs Minnesota Timberwolves Full Game 4 Highlights - May 10, 2026 | NBA Playoffs #nba #highlights #basketball Anthony Edwards had 16 of his 36 points in the fourth quarter to help the Minnesota Timberwolves even their second-round NBA playoff series against the San Antonio Spurs with a 114-109 victory, following the stunning ejection of star Victor Wembanyama early in the second quarter of Game 4 on Sunday. Naz Reid took the fateful elbow to the neck from a frustrated Wembanyama and finished with 15 points and nine rebounds to help the Timberwolves finish strong after some shaky stretches. Harper and Fox each scored 24 points and Stephon Castle added 20 as the Spurs guards unflinchingly took the baton from their 7-foot-4 superstar and turned the rest of the night into a mid-range clinic with an array of pull-up jumpers in and around the paint. After committing six turnovers in a 20-point third quarter, the Wolves found themselves in another eight-point hole early in the fourth following Fox's 3-pointer before delivering another clutch finish. “We have a resilient group of guys. No matter the circumstances, we are going to keep fighting and give everything we have and keep trusting one another,” Gobert said. “Just making the right play. That’s who we are. We might not be always consistent with that, but I feel like when it matters, we raise our level.”
Chris Paul sells the fake pass perfectly, freezes the defender, then pulls up for the jumper. #mitnite.
“7 feet. Unlimited buckets. 🐍🔥 Watching Kevin Durant score is like watching pure basketball art. The handle, the pull-up jumper, the smooth release, and the ability to shoot over ANY defender makes KD one of the most unstoppable scorers in NBA history. No matter who guards him, he finds a way to get a bucket. Midrange, three-pointers, fast breaks, isolation plays — Kevin Durant can do it all. This highlight reel shows why fans call him the Slim Reaper ☠️. Every move looks effortless, but defenders know there’s nothing easy about guarding KD. At nearly 7 feet tall with guard skills, Durant is truly a once-in-a-generation player. If you’re a real basketball fan, you already know: when KD gets hot, the game is OVER. 🔥🏀 Drop your favorite Kevin Durant moment in the comments 👇 Do you think KD is the greatest scorer of all time? 👀 #KevinDurant #KD #NBA #Basketball #NBAShorts #BasketballShorts #SlimReaper #Hoops #ViralShorts #Buckets #NBAHighlights #BasketballEdit #MVP #Scorer #Trending”
An INSANE overtime finish to Game 6 between the Cleveland Cavaliers and Toronto Raptors as this first-round series delivers a thriller. With the game on the line, RJ Barrett drilled the clutch game-winning jumper in the final seconds of OT — becoming just the third player in Raptors franchise history to hit a playoff game-winner in the final 10 seconds, joining Kawhi Leonard (2019) and OG Anunoby (2020). Scottie Barnes led the way with 25 points and 14 assists, tying the franchise record for most assists in a postseason game, while adding 7 rebounds. For the Cavaliers, Evan Mobley recorded a team-high 26 points. With the win, the Raptors tie the series 3-3 and force a decisive Game 7. Never miss a moment with the latest news, trending stories and highlights to bring you closer to your favorite players and teams. Download now ➡ https://nba.smart.link/NBAApp-YTDes Subscribe to the NBA: https://on.nba.com/2JX5gSN
Outside Chicago Stadium, the snow was drifting lightly and the wind was whipping off the lake, turning the city into the kind of holiday postcard the Chamber of Commerce loves. Inside, however, the Chicago Bulls were busy nearly handing a gift-wrapped victory to a struggling Indiana Pacers squad. What should have been a blowout turned into a "rough sleigh ride" for the 17,488 in attendance, highlighting the fragile nature of a Bulls team still trying to find its identity after the off-season trade that sent Charles Oakley to New York for Bill Cartwright. The Bulls held a commanding 19-point lead that evaporated as the Pacers' Wayman Tisdale began to exploit a soft interior defense. Indiana clawed back to within a single point with just 93 seconds remaining, exposing the recurring narrative of the 1988-89 season: if Michael Jordan doesn't do everything, the Bulls do very little. Jordan, playing the role of a hardwood Scrooge, finally slammed the door. He drew contact, converted the necessary free throws, and delivered a signature defensive rejection on a Chuck Person attempt to preserve the win. The night’s subtext, however, belonged to Bill Cartwright. While Jordan finished with 28 points and 10 rebounds, Cartwright recorded a dubious "triple-double"—23 points, 10 rebounds, and a staggering 10 turnovers. The big man’s lack of coordination was a source of constant irritation for Jordan, who often complained that Cartwright "fumbled" away the team's momentum. Yet, in a rare display of leadership that pierced the post-game tension, Cartwright gathered his teammates for a speech. Even delivered in his trademark raspy whisper, the message was clear: the sloppy play and near-collapses had to stop. This game serves as a window into the growing pains of a dynasty. With the arrival of Craig Hodges providing much-needed perimeter spacing, the pieces were beginning to move into place, but the friction between Jordan and his supporting cast remained the primary obstacle. It was a victory, but one that left the Bulls at a modest 11-10, still searching for the consistency required to challenge the elite of the Eastern Conference. Timestamp Index: 00:00 Broadcast Begins 07:05 Start of 1Q 07:15 Tip-Off 07:35 Jordan Rebound 08:36 Jordan and Grant Block 10:06 Jordan Dish to Cartwright 13:01 Jordan Assist to Cartwright 13:18 Jordan Dish Inside 14:03 Jordan Jumper 15:25 Jordan Rejection 21:21 Jordan Assist to Sellers 22:41 Final 2 Minutes 1Q 22:55 Jordan Jumper 23:24 Jordan Swipe 25:21 Jordan Steal 27:56 Start of 2Q 32:00 Skiles Steal 33:01 Skiles Takes Charge 39:27 Jordan Spectacular Rejection 41:02 Jordan Jumper 43:49 Jordan Jumper 44:21 Jordan Technical Free Throw 45:04 Jordan Assist to Vincent 46:23 Jordan Steal 47:12 Jordan Defensive Rebound 48:20 Final 2 Minutes 2Q 50:24 Halftime Interviews 53:29 Third Official Feature 57:47 Kellogg's Corner 1:00:55 Start of 3Q 1:02:05 Jordan Rebound 1:03:15 Jordan Rebound 1:04:01 Sellers Monster Slam 1:05:33 Jordan Assist to Grant 1:06:02 Jordan Jumper 1:07:52 Jordan Dazzling Assist 1:08:05 Cartwright Monster Slam 1:09:30 Jordan Defensive Rebound 1:10:06 Jordan Assist to Sellers 1:10:50 Jordan Free Throws 1:12:25 Jordan Assist to Cartwright 1:15:27 Jordan Jumper 1:18:38 Jordan Swipe 1:19:10 Jordan Steal and Save 1:25:20 Final 2 Minutes 3Q 1:28:21 Start of 4Q 1:29:23 Jordan Jumper 1:30:50 Jordan Rebound 1:35:00 Jordan Huge Block 1:36:48 Miller Dagger Three 1:37:35 Jordan Assist to Cartwright 1:38:49 Miller Drains Three 1:41:15 Jordan Jumper 1:43:20 Final 2 Minutes 4Q 1:48:00 Jordan Clutch Free Throws 1:48:19 Jordan Monster Block 1:54:19 End of Game 1:54:40 Post-Game Wrap Up The video content featured on this channel is transformative in nature. Each video undergoes an extensive post-production process, including: AI Upscaling & Enhancement: Utilizing advanced neural networks to increase resolution and clarity of historical footage. Color Grading & Restoration: Manually adjusting color profiles to preserve and revitalize sports history. Educational Context: Compiling specific statistical data and historical archives for the purpose of sports scholarship and historical preservation. This channel does not claim ownership of the original raw footage. All rights belong to the respective owners (e.g., NBA and broadcast networks). This content is intended to provide a high-fidelity viewing experience for educational and historical purposes that is not otherwise available to the public.
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