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Trail Blazers fall to Pelicans 105-103 in final minutes at Moda Center

Portland, ORSports

In a thrilling matchup, the Portland Trail Blazers lost to the New Orleans Pelicans by a mere two points, with a final score of 105-103 at the Moda Center. The game was marked by dramatic shifts in momentum, particularly in the final minutes, as both teams fought fiercely for the win. Anfernee Simons gave the Blazers a brief lead with a crucial jumper with 2:24 left, igniting excitement among the home crowd. However, the Pelicans rallied, and Brandon Ingram delivered a stunning game-winning jumper with just 4. 9 seconds left on the clock.

This nail-biting finish underscored the intensity of NBA competition and the significance of every possession down the stretch. The Blazers' performance showcased their resilience and skill, even in defeat. Fans are left eager for the next opportunity for the team to bounce back. This game not only impacted the standings but also deepened the rivalry between these two teams.

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