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Nets lose 129-127 to Hawks after Trae Young buries buzzer-beating floater

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Trae Young hit a floater at the buzzer to lift the Hawks to a 129-127 victory in Atlanta. Young finished with a game-high 34 points, and his co-star Dejounte Murray hit four threes for 28 points. The Nets return to Barclays Center on Tuesday to host the Milwaukee Bucks.

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Associated Press News

Young's buzzer-beating jumper lifts Hawks past Nets 129-127

Trae Young sank a buzzer-beating jumper over Spencer Dinwiddie to score 34 points and lift the Atlanta Hawks to a 129-127 win over the Brooklyn Nets. The Hawks announced a

1 year ago·United States

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abc News

Young's buzzer-beating jumper lifts Hawks past Nets 129-127

Trae Young sank a buzzer-beating jumper over Spencer Dinwiddie to score 34 points and lift the Atlanta Hawks to a 129-127 win over the Brooklyn Nets

1 year ago·United States

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NY Daily News

Nets lose 129-127 to Hawks after Trae Young buries buzzer-beating floater

The Nets dropped another one.

1 year ago·New York, United States

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Sportsnet

Trae Young's buzzer-beating jumper lifts Hawks past Nets

ATLANTA — Waiting for just the right moment to launch his game-winning shot was no problem for Trae Young. He says he has been envisioning similar shots since he was a kid. Young waited patiently for Mikal Bridges to fly past him before sinking a buzzer-beating jumper over the reach of Spencer Dinwiddie to lift Atlanta to a 129-127 win over the Brooklyn Nets on Sunday, a few hours before the Hawks announced they hired Quin Snyder as their coach.…

1 year ago·Canada

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The Mercury news

Nets lose 129-127 to Hawks after Trae Young buries buzzer-beating floater

It was almost poetic. Here were the Nets, who trailed by as many as 18 in Sunday’s loss to the Hawks in Atlanta, figuring out how to close games now that their superstars are gone — only for a superstar on the other end to put the nail in the coffin. After Cam Johnson nailed a three to tie the game at 127 apiece, Hawks star Trae Young drove the lane, pump faked and threw up a floater that left his hands just in time and swished through the net a…

1 year ago·San Jose, United States

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