Jeremi Grant lead the Blazers with the 13-foot baseline jump

The Portland Trail Blazer beat the Phoneix Suns 108-106. Jeremi Grant hits the match-winner jump and snatches the match from the Suns.

BLAZERS WIN!!
BLAZERS WIN!! pic.twitter.com/YmEPSSk8a7
— Portland Trail Blazers (@trailblazers) November 5, 2022

A 13-foot baseline jumper was hit by Grant on Friday at the buzzer after an extraordinary in-bounce pass from Justice Winslow. After crushing the Suns, the Portland Trail Blazer set the best record in the Western Conference with 6-2 wins.

Jeremy Grant scored a season-high 30 points with a 6-foot-8 forward shot 10 of 17 from the field and five assists last night.

The Portland Trail Blazer squad was down to the last second when Winslow hurled a high in-bound pass to Jeremi, who got the ball and threw a high-curving 13-foot jumper in the air. It shook through the net, and after a review, the authorities affirmed it left his hands in time. It was Justice Winslow’s 9th assist in the match.

Jerami Grant hits the game-winner 🙌

The Blazers are 6-2, the best record in the Western Conference.

🎥 @trailblazers | @JeramiGrant pic.twitter.com/26TFUuknAj
— The Athletic (@TheAthletic) November 5, 2022

After the match, Jeremi Grant said about Winslow, “We’ve got a connection. Been knowing him for the long time. I know how he plays, and he knows how I play.”

The Match Highlights

Devin Booker scored a 3-pointer to put the Phoneix Suns ahead 106-104 with around 30 seconds left, only minutes after Jusuf Nurkic sank his own 3 to put the Blazers up 104-103.

Nurkic scored 14 points and eight rebounds to tie the game at 106-all with his putback after a controversial rebound with 23 seconds left. The Suns appeared as though they would have the last ownership of guidelines, yet Mikal Bridges was called for voyaging. That gave the Trail Blazers sufficient opportunity to set up their triumphant play.

The Phoneix Sun’s forward Cam Johnson, who scored a season-high 29 points against the Timberwolves, had to leave the match at half-time for his right-knee injury.

Portland led most of the match and constructed a significant lead halfway through the third quarter, yet set for a 86-80 benefit heading into the fourth.

That is about when the calm-shooting Suns, at last, began hitting a few shots. Damion Lee made three 3-pointers in the fourth, along with one from the corner with 4:15 left that tied the score at 97.

Booker drove the Suns with 25 places, while Deandre Ayton scored 24 points with eight rebounds. Booker was double-teamed on the last belonging and said he didn’t lament throwing the ball to Bridges.