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Thinking a step ahead: Inside the mind of Spencer Dinwiddie on the final possession of regulation.

It was one of Brooklyn’s ugliest games in recent memory. The teams went back and forth, often finding themselves at an offensive impasse. It was a game where the Nets and Pelicans had just 61 and 64-points, respectively, after three quarters. The score of the game made it feel like its setting was 1989, not 2019; shots were just not going down.

Repulsive play aside, offense picked up for both squads in the fourth quarter, and the Nets put themselves in a position to win. With 25.2 seconds to play, the game was in Spencer Dinwiddie .