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Luka Doncic leads the Dallas Mavericks to victory in Memphis with an incredible buzzerbeater

Incredible finish in Memphis! With the Siren, Luka Doncic turned a crazy floater from a distance and thus led the Dallas Mavericks to a 114: 113 victory at the Grizzlies. The Mavs are now separated from the sixth-placed Portland Trail Blazers in the standings of the Western Conference.

Memphis Grizzlies (27-26) – Dallas Mavericks (30-24) 113:114 (BOXSCORE)

After two free throws awarded by Grayson Allen, the Mavericks got the ball again with 1.8 seconds on the clock. After a time-out, they were able to throw in the opposing half. The ball went to Doncic, who passed Brooks and converted an extremely heavy floater from the left wing to victory.

“Luka has transformed one of the most special throws that we will see for a very long time,” said Head Coach Rick Carlisle afterwards. “Such a miracle happens very rarely.” His final move tactic: “Get the ball into his hands and he’ll believe anything is possible. He expects throws like this to go in.” LeBron James was also impressed afterwards.

Doncic finished the game with 29 points, the goal to win was the third successful three in ten attempts. In addition, the Slovenian had 9 assists. Kristaps Porzingis contributed 21 points (7/13 FG), Tim Hardaway Jr. (11) and Dwight Powell (12) scored double digits from the bench. Maxi Kleber scored 8 points and 8 rebounds, but only hit 2 of his 9 threesomes. In this regard, the entire team once again had problems (32.5 percent, 13/40). Doncic in particular earned his teammates numerous open throws, which only insufficiently transformed them. After all, newcomer JJ Redick scored 3 threes for 9 points.

Allen had a very strong day for the Grizzlies (23, 6/11 3FG), but with his free throws he was unlucky. Jonas Valanciunas scored a double-double (19 and 15), Ja Morant 17 points (7/15 FG), Brooks 15. The Grizzlies scored strongly in the fast break (19: 7) and scored better from a distance (38.2 percent) – and lost anyway.

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