Watch: Carmelo's foot on the line denies late game-tying 3
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Carmelo Anthony with a clutch jumper to cut the lead to one - ESPN pic.twitter.com/NW6I8ae0LQ
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It was this close.
After the Oklahoma City Thunder squandered a massive 23-point lead Friday against the San Antonio Spurs, Carmelo Anthony thought he played the hero when his 3-point attempt fell with 5.6 seconds left, seemingly tying it up at 102. Unfortunately, all he really did was pull the Thunder to within one as his make was ruled a long two thanks to his foot just barely toeing the 3-point line.
Upon being immediately fouled on the next possession, Pau Gasol would sink both free throws, helping the Spurs lock up the huge comeback win, 104-101.
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