There is no feeling quite like the feeling of a Game 7. Not anymore, at least.
When Jimmy Butler put up the transition three that could have completed one of the most shocking and improbable postseason comebacks – down 13 with 3:35 to play and a ticket to the NBA Finals on the line – in league history, it immediately became a moment that locks you firmly in place. With so much hanging in the balance of make or miss, all eyes on one ball, the moment drags you into the present. No phones. No feeds. No notifications.