We are getting closer to the end of the NBA regular season but that certainly doesn't mean games are getting any less exciting.
Here are 5 crazy moments that happened this past week:
Kyrie Irving Insane Game-Winner!
On Sunday, In a game against the Denver Nuggets, the score was tied 105-105 with less than 3 seconds left. Then Kyrie Irving hit this insane left-handed hook shot at the buzzer to win the game!
He ended the game with 24 Points, 9 Assists, 7 Rebounds, and 3 Steals.
Bam Adebayo Game-Winner!
Kyrie Irving wasn't the only game-winner on Sunday. In a game against the Detroit Pistons, Bam Adebayo (who is only shooting 32% on 3's this season) hit this deep three-pointer at the buzzer to win the game!
He also had 20 Points, 17 Rebounds, and 3 Assists.
(also Evan Fournier got fined $25K for kicking the ball into the stands after this lol)
Anthony Edwards Poster Dunk!
On Monday, In a game against the Utah Jazz, Anthony Edwards threw down this huge dunk over John Collins! He actually threw down this dunk so hard that he dislocated his middle finger and gave John Collins a head injury!
Overall, Edwards ended the game with a very impressive 32 Points, 8 Assists, 7 Rebounds, and 2 Blocks.
The Timberwolves won the game 114-104.
Spurs vs. Grizzlies Wild Ending!
On Friday the San Antonio Spurs played against the Memphis Grizzlies in a very close game. While down by 6 points with less than 30 seconds left the Spurs hit a 3-pointer to cut the lead down to 3. Then they were able to get a steal off of the Grizzlies' inbound pass and hit another 3-pointer, which tied the game!
Then with less than 2 seconds remaining Jaren Jackson Jr. hit a nice midrange shot to stop the Spurs' comeback, and win the Grizzlies the game!
Mikal Bridges 3/4th Court Shot!
On Saturday the New York Knicks played against the Brooklyn Nets.
With the Nets down by 2 points, Mikal Bridges hit this shot from over 60 feet away to give the Nets the lead going into halftime!
Bridges ended the game with 18 Points, 5 Assists, and 4 Rebounds, on 50% shooting.
The Knicks still ended up winning the game with a final score of 105-93.