Mikala Bridges Knicks sends Trail Blazers home with crazy 3-pointer on buzzing

Mikala Bridges Named game on Wednesday night. The New York KnicksThe little forward is a closed individual night with spectacular 3-point shooting on buzzing to give their teams to win 114-113 overtime on the road via Blazers Portland Trail Blazers.

Only 3.4 seconds remained in overtime and with the soaked portlives, Josh Hart caught the entrance passage and threw the ball into the bridges, which took one dribbling before crossing the 3-point line. Despite the Blazers Rookie Train, Donovan Clingan, causing her footage, bridges managed to crash the recording of how timeout.

Of course, fans have a lot to say about the heroics of bridges, because they are flooded time deadlines for social media with reactions.

“Trading Those 5 1. The color of the color in Brooklyn was worth” said Fan on X.

Another said: I didn’t think I’d get Mike Bree’s “double bang” randomly on Wednesday night in Portland. But here we are! 😂 “

From a comment: You better all say something nice about bridges. “

“They are loud there as if it was crazy lol. Winner of the game after he said the bench takes more minutes and caught Dub. It’s a major W!” Social Media User published.

Over a different comment: “It was their best player for the last few weeks. Under certainty.”

All in all, in the competition, the bridges had 33 points on an efficient shooting of 13-21 from the floor, including his 2-for 4 line off the deep. Added four jumps, four assists, theft and block for 41 minutes – heavy minutes for the former Villanova Wildcats old in the middle of his Reported Head Request Knicks Head Tom Thibodeau to book greater exposure to the Court.

In any case, the bridges performed their jobs and delivered the biggest shot of the game to blame to swing to go for Knicks, who have now won two in a row.

Bridges and Knicks are now 42-23, their record for a third in the Eastern Conference. I come next for them is another game on the road on Saturday, this time compared to Golden State Warriors in Chase Center in San Francisco.

Reckle Villas is an experienced sports writer covering various sports, including NFL, NBA, MLB, NHL and college football. He graduated in the communication art from the University of Santo Thomas in the Philippines.