Antetokounmpo’s Last-Second Miracle: How the Bucks Stunned the Pacers in a Heart-Stopping Finish

Giannis Antetokounmpo once again showcased why he’s one of the most electrifying players in the NBA, sinking a jaw-dropping buzzer-beater to lead the Milwaukee Bucks to a heart-stopping 117-115 triumph over the Indiana Pacers. As the clock ticked down and tension soared, the Greek Freak deftly pivoted and floated a clutch jumper, etching yet another unforgettable moment in his dynamic career. Known for his fearless approach in crunch time, this shot marked his fifth game-winner in the final five seconds — a testament to his unyielding confidence and skill. Meanwhile, over in the Northwest Division, Jusuf Nurkic’s late dagger helped the Utah Jazz edge out the Boston Celtics in a nail-biting 105-103 finish. If you’re hungry for more edge-of-your-seat NBA drama, you won’t want to miss what unfolded on the hardwood. LEARN MORE.

Giannis Antetokounmpo in action for the Milwaukee Bucks against the
Indiana Pacers

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Giannis Antetokounmpo beat the buzzer to give the Milwaukee Bucks a dramatic 117-115 victory over Indiana Pacers in the NBA.

With the scores level heading into the final few seconds of the Central Division game, the 30-year-old pivoted to avoid a double block before he floated in a jumper.

It was the fifth occasion the Greek-Nigerian has produced a game-winning shot in the last five seconds of a game, and the second buzzer-beater of his career.

“You can live if you miss. You cannot live if you don’t shoot it,” said Antetokounmpo, who scored a game-high 33 points.

“People don’t remember the time you miss, they remember all the times you make, so I’m happy about that.”

Meanwhile, Jusuf Nurkic scored with 0.6 seconds of play left to give Utah Jazz a late win over of their own as they clinched a 105-103 victory over the Boston Celtics in the Northwest Division.