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Paul George had a message for his fellow All-Star Game starter during his Oklahoma City Thunder‘s 118-112 victory over Giannis Antetokounmpo and the Milwaukee Bucks on Sunday.
After the Bucks closed within four with less than two minutes remaining, George provided some breathing room with a monstrous dunk over Antetokounmpo. As if that weren’t enough, he hit the biggest shot of the game with 48 seconds left with a deep three-pointer to extend OKC’s lead from three to six after Milwaukee’s late run made it a one-possession game.
Oklahoma City was in control for the majority of the contest but needed George’s 36 points, 13 rebounds, three assists and three steals to hold off the visitors.
Two of those points were some of the most memorable of the entire season.
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