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In another nail biter in the NBA, the Golden State Warriors rallied in the 4th quarter against the Atlanta Hawks and pull out the win on a hail mary.
With the Hawks almost sealing the deal with seven minutes left in the 4th and up 15 points, the Warriors managed to storm back in the span of five minutes, taking the lead with two minutes to go thanks to a Steph Curry fast break layup. The game went back and forth for the remainder of the period, all the way up to the last shot, where Andre Iguodala hit the 3-point prayer after an in-bound with 2.8 seconds left.
Jeff Teague had a hand in his face and the shot still fell in.
Steph Curry ended the game for the Warriors with 22 points and 9 assists, while Klay Thompson added 21 points and David Lee had 23 points. The win gives Golden State their eighth straight win, which hasn’t happened since 2005.