Anfernee Simons was supposed to run out the clock. The Thunder was up 12 with seconds remaining and Simons was still attacking. Nerlens Noel was having none of it.So, Noel swatted his shot. Raymond Felton picked up the loose ball and fired ahead to Paul George for a dunk on the break. It was a defiant, a reverse double pump that some of the Blazers took exception to after the Thunder’s 120-108 win, even if they tried not to admit it.“It wasn’t anything,” said Blazers forward Evan Turner, who was one of several players including Raymond Felton and Dennis Schroder at center court after the buzzer.
Paul George's dunk after buzzer caps chippy Game 3, but Trail Blazers say it 'wasn't anything'
