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Steph looked at Poole like a proud dad๐Ÿ˜ญ
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Two shots. Back to back. And just like that, the entire series shifted. 2022 NBA Finals, Game 2. The Celtics were building something dangerous, momentum starting to swing their way, when Jordan Poole decided he'd seen enough. First, a deep three. Confident. Clean.

Then, before Boston could even breathe, a buzzer-beater from just inside half court to close the third quarter.

Both shots launched without hesitation, without doubt, from distances that most players wouldn't even consider on a neutral Tuesday in November - let alone in the NBA Finals. Chase Center erupted.

That back-to-back sequence didn't just swing the momentum heading into the fourth quarter. It became one of the defining images of the entire Finals - a young player stepping into a pressure moment and making it look routine.

The Warriors have always been built around limitless offensive range and fearless shot-making. In those two possessions, Poole embodied everything that identity stands for.

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