Mandatory Credit: Sam Navarro-Imagn Images Klay Thompson was waiting in the left corner when Giannis Antetokounmpo turned a loose ball into an open three. With two Detroit defenders closing in, Antetokounmpo bent down and snapped the ball backward between his own legs. It landed right where Thompson needed it. He caught it, fired without a dribble, and gave the Miami Heat the lead.
“That was an incredible snap,” Thompson said after the game , comparing the pass to something a football long snapper would deliver. “People get enamored with his ability to dunk and run, but my goodness, he’s like Magic at times with his vision.”
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