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John Shurna gets the steal and dunks at the other end. Wow!

 Shurna throws it down! Magic Moment 

 John Shurna gets the steal and dunks at the other end. Wow!

Dreamland Gran Canaria v Trefl Sopot (2024-11-28T20:00:00.000Z)

Zalgiris Kaunas-Baskonia Vitoria-Gasteiz | RS Round 12 Highlights | 2024-25 Turkish Airlines EuroLeague

Zalgiris Kaunas v Baskonia Vitoria-Gasteiz (2024-11-28T18:00:00.000Z)

Xavier Castaneda draws a foul and flick his wrist to somehow get an incredible basket!

Castaneda's circus shot! Magic Moment

 Xavier Castaneda draws a foul and flick his wrist to somehow get an incredible basket!

Cosea JL Bourg-en-Bresse v Valencia Basket (2024-11-28T18:30:00.000Z)

Sergio De Larrea feeds Amida Brimah for a huge alley-oop dunk. Welcome back, Amida!

Brimah's huge alley-oop slam! Magic Moment

 Sergio De Larrea feeds Amida Brimah for a huge alley-oop dunk. Welcome back, Amida!

7-bet Lietkabelis-Umana Reyer Venice | Round 9 Highlights | 2024-25 BKT EuroCup   

7Bet-Lietkabelis Panevezys v Umana Reyer Venice (2024-11-28T17:00:00.000Z)

Hugo Benitez finds Kevin Kokila for a wild alley-oop slam!

Kokila's alley-oop dunk! Magic Moment

 Hugo Benitez finds Kevin Kokila for a wild alley-oop slam!

Facundo Campazzo dances with Tomas Satoransky and finds Mario Hezonja, who scores a beautiful up-and-under reverse layup.

 Hezonja with the up and under! Motorola Magic Moment 

 Facundo Campazzo dances with Tomas Satoransky and finds Mario Hezonja, who scores a beautiful up-and-under reverse layup.

FC Barcelona v Real Madrid (2024-11-28T19:45:00.000Z)

Facundo Campazzo with the incredible pass for Walter Tavares.

 Campazzo magic! Motorola Magic Moment 

 Facundo Campazzo with the incredible pass for Walter Tavares.

Umana Reyer Venice pulled off a superb comeback to beat 7Bet-Lietkabelis Panevezys 93-100 in overtime

Reyer rallies back to beat Lietkabelis, 93-100, in overtime

Umana Reyer Venice pulled off a superb comeback to beat 7Bet-Lietkabelis Panevezys 93-100 in overtime. The hosts led throughout regulation, being up by 15 three minutes into the third quarter. Yet, Reyer took its first lead in overtime and pulled away to clinch the victory on Thursday. Reyer celebrated its first road win of the season and improved its record to 4-5, with Lietkabelis dropping to 3-5.

Kyle Wiltjer led all scorers with 22 points, with Mfiondu Tshimanga Kabengele recording a double-double of 21 points and 11 rebounds. Jordan Parks and Amedeo Tessitori netted 13 points each and scored 10 in the comeback effort. Dovis Bickauskis and Martynas Varnas paced Lietkabelis with 16 points apiece. Georgios Kalaitzakis scored 14 points and Marko Pecarski added 13.

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Gabrielius Maldunas opened the scoring in transition, but Kabengele netted back-to-back buckets to put Reyer in front, 2-4. Mantas Rubstavicius and Varnas drilled a triple each before Bickauskis extended Lietkabelis’s run to 8-0 from the charity stripe. Wiltjer attempted to end the Lithuanian side’s momentum with a floater, but Varnas nailed another one from deep for a 13-6 lead. Wiltjer and Pecarski exchanged baskets before Varnas scored 5 unanswered points to extend Lietkabelis’s lead to 20-10. Then, Oleksandr Kovliar, Kalaitzakis and Justin Briggs all opened their accounts for the hosts, but Tessitori netted 8 points off the bench to keep the visitors within 30-20 after 10 minutes.

Grantas Vasiliauskas nailed a hook shot to start the second quarter, but Tessitori scored from inside and Davide Moretti sank Reyer’s first triple of the night, cutting the difference to 32-25. A three-point play from Vasiliauskas restored a double-digit lead before Aamir Simms and Bickauskis traded triples to make it 41-31. Rubstavicius scored Lietkabelis’s seventh triple of the first half, but Reyer responded with Jordan Parks hitting two free throws and Moretti nailing his second from beyond the arc to trim the deficit to 44-38. What followed was a sloppy last 2 and a half minutes of the first half, with turnovers and missed shots by both sides, as Lietkabelis maintained a 47-40 cushion at halftime.

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Varnas took his tally to 15 points with a layup before 5 points from Pecarski and a triple from Bickauskis extended Lietkabelis’s run to 10-0 and its lead to 57-42. Reyer responded with a 2-9 surge, but Rubstavicius knocked down one from downtown for a 62-51 lead. Kalaitzakis and Wiltjer took over in an exchange of blows, scoring 4 and 8 points, respectively, as Reyer cut the difference to 70-62 heading into the closing quarter.

Wiltjer started strong in the fourth, completing a three-point play to take his tally to 20 in less than 19 minutes on the floor. Then, Kalaitzakis and Wiltjer traded buckets before 5 points from Kovliar allowed Lietkabelis to secure a 77-69 cushion. Reyer pushed for a comeback after an unlikely buzzer-beating bucket from Pecarski, with Kabengele scoring back-to-back baskets and Ennis netting inside to bring the visitors within 79-74. Yet, Bickauskis replied with 5 points including a triple after a Reyer turnover to make it 84-76 with 02:18 left on the clock. Reyer didn’t give up and responded with a 0-8 run inspired by Kabengele, who nailed a rare triple to tie it, 84-84. Then, Lipkevicius netted a turn-around bucket with 24 seconds remaining, but Ennis scored a layup to force overtime.

Parks netted a jumper for Reyer’s first lead of the night, but Bickauskis responded with a bucket and Pecarski made 2 of 2 from the line to put Lietkabelis back in front, 90-88. Yet, a couple of free throws from Kabengele were followed by a corner three from Carl Wheatle, an Ennis layup and 5 points from Parks to complete an extraordinary Reyer comeback.

Despite trailing throughout regulation, Reyer tied the game late to force overtime, where it clinched a hard-fought victory

U-BT Cluj-Napoca-Aris Midea Thessaloniki | Round 9 Highlights | 2024-25 BKT EuroCup   

U-BT Cluj-Napoca v Aris Midea Thessaloniki (2024-11-28T17:00:00.000Z)

Noa Essengue sends Joe Ragland's shot out of bounds with a huge block!

Essengue swats it away! Magic Moment

 Noa Essengue sends Joe Ragland's shot out of bounds with a huge block!

Hapoel Shlomo Tel Aviv v ratiopharm Ulm (2024-11-28T18:30:00.000Z)

Less than 6 seconds is enough for DeJulius to go the other way and beats the buzzer with a triple.

DeJulius hits a buzzer-beater! Motorola Magic Moment

 Less than 6 seconds is enough for DeJulius to go the other way and beats the buzzer with a triple.

ALBA Berlin v Maccabi Playtika Tel Aviv (2024-11-28T19:00:00.000Z)

KK Cedevita Olimpija got back on track in the EuroCup by beating the Hamburg Towers 95-68 in Round 9.

Cedevita Olimpija coasts to 95-68 win against Hamburg

Cedevita Olimpija Ljubljana ended its three-game losing streak in perfect fashion on Thursday night, erupting for 95 points in a 95-68 triumph over Veolia Towers Hamburg, which is now 0-5 on the road this season. The Slovenian side is now 5-4 on the season and the German outfit is 2-7. This game marked Zvezdan Mitrovic's return to the bench after a spell away due to illness.

Devante Jones led six Cedevita players in double figures with 16 points, followed by DJ Stewart (15 points), Andrija Stipanovic (14) on his second debut for the club, Jaka Blazic (12), Devin Robinson (12) and Brynton Lemar (11). Hamburg's Jordan Barnett netted 23 points in a losing effort, while Johnathan Stove – on his debut – and Niklas Wimberg had 12 apiece. 

Hamburg got off to a good start by taking a 0-4 lead thanks to Osaro Rich and Brae Ivey, but a couple of scores by Stewart got Cedevita off the mark before Robinson stepped up to give Cedevita a 10-8 edge. Stipanovic netted 4 points, then four straight points to close the period saw Cedevita hold a 20-14 lead at the end of the first 10 minutes.

Blazic was able to capitalize on a Hamburg turnover to score the first points of the second quarter, 22-14, but the visitors fought back through Ivey, Stove on his debut and Barnett to make it 26-24. Cedevita then went up a notch, with Robinson and Blazic combining to put the hosts in a comfortable position, 34-24. Hamburg could not reduce that deficit before the break, with the score 42-32 after 20 minutes.

The start of the third quarter saw Cedevita put its foot on Hamburg's throat, outscoring the visitors 18-7 to take a commanding 60-39 lead on multiple scores by Jones and Stipanovic. When Lemar netted Cedevita's first triple of the night to make it 63-41, it was already clear which way this game was going. A couple of three-pointers by Barnett inside the final minute of the quarter put some gloss on the score, but it was 71-50 entering the final frame.

There was no slowing down Cedevita in the fourth quarter, with Aleksej Nikolic getting his first points of the night and helping Cedevita go 76-52 ahead. In fact, Barnett was the only Hamburg player to score through the first four and a half minutes, netting 7 points in that time, as the visitors trailed 84-59. He started to get a bit of help, but it was too late as Cedevita coasted the rest of the way en route to a 95-68 win.

It proved to be a comfortable night for Coach Mitrovic's men, who bounced back from three straight defeats in style

Cedevita Olimpija Ljubljana v Veolia Towers Hamburg (2024-11-28T17:30:00.000Z)

Zoosman drives the baseline for a big slam.

 Zoosman's baseline slam! Magic Moment 

 Zoosman drives the baseline for a big slam.

Turk Telekom Ankara v Hapoel Bank Yahav Jerusalem (2024-11-28T18:30:00.000Z)

Jokubaitis and Hoard hook up for a reverse alley-oop dunk.

 Hoard's reverse alley-oop dunk! Motorola Magic Moment 

 Jokubaitis and Hoard hook up for a reverse alley-oop dunk.

Mfiondu Tshimanga Kabengele), Reyer, Simms finds Kabengele, who dunks with force – and one!

Kabengele dunks off a Simms alley-oop pass! Magic Moment

Mfiondu Tshimanga Kabengele), Reyer, Simms finds Kabengele, who dunks with force – and one! 

Adam Mokoka set a career-high with 24 points and Zavier Simpson and De'Shawn Stephens both posted double-doubles as U-BT Cluj-Napoca bested Aris Midea Thessaloniki 87-79 on Thursday night at BT-Arena for the team’s third straight win at home. 

Adam Mokoka powers Cluj past Aris 

Adam Mokoka set a career-high with 24 points and Zavier Simpson and De'Shawn Stephens both posted double-doubles as U-BT Cluj-Napoca bested Aris Midea Thessaloniki 87-79 on Thursday night at BT-Arena for the team’s third straight win at home. Cluj improved to 5-4 on the season while knocking Aris down to 2-7.

Simpson and Zach Hankins finished with 14 points each for the winners with Simpson dishing 10 assists and Hankins collected 9 rebounds. Stephens posted 11 points and 11 boards and Karel Guzman contributed 8 points, 6 rebounds, 5 assists and 2 steals for the winners. Landers Nolley led Aris with 22 points, Vassilis Toliopoulos scored 19 and Sharife Cooper ended his EuroCup debut with 15.

Hankins got Cluj going with a fast-break dunk and Guzman scored off a steal for a 4-0 lead. Nate Laszewski stepped up with a jump hook that Simpson bettered with a triple. Hankins dunked again and Guzman boosted the hosts' lead to 11-4. Laszewski improved on Stephens's layup with a wild three-pointer before Mokoka gave Cluj a 15-9 lead. Nolley rescued Aris with back-to-back baskets, bringing his team within 17-13. Mokoka followed a layup-plus-foul with a bomb from downtown to make it a double-digit game, 23-13. Sasu Salin hit a triple before Toliopoulos and Cooper drew the visitors within 26-19 after 10 minutes.

Toliopoulos struck from beyond the arc and Nolley buried consecutive jumpers as Aris completed its comeback to lead 26-28 early in the second quarter. Stephens dunked to even things and Guzman pushed the hosts ahead with free throws. Gediminas Orelik scored his first points for Cluj with a triple, though Aris remained close behind Toliopoulos. Guzman fed Hankins for an alley-oop slam and Mokoka added a three-pointer that gave the hosts a 42-38 lead at the half.

Toliopoulos and Laszewski kept Aris on Cluj's heels, but the hosts remained in front thanks to Simpson and D.J. Seeley. The lead reached 9 before James Banks and Nolley went to work for Aris. Toliopoulos made it 51-48 from the line. The momentum continued to swing back and forth with Simpson and Mokoka rising to the challenge and Toliopoulos and Cooper answering back. A buzzer-beating put-back by Stephens gave Cluj a 63-57 edge after three quarters.

Guzman rocked the rim and Mokoka connected from deep to give the hosts a double-digit advantage. Nearly 3 minutes passed before Emmanouil Chatzidakis scored Aris’s first points of the fourth quarter. Joshua Roberts shined for the visitors with a block and a put-back slam to get Aris within 69-63. D Moi Hodge gave Aris hope with a three-pointer only to see Hankins dunk twice as Cluj extended its advantage to 78-68 with 3 minutes remaining to all but put the game on ice.

The shooting guard set a career-high in scoring with 24 points

Hugo Benitez beats the first quarter buzzer with a halfcourt shot!!!

Benitez from midcourt! Magic Moment

 Hugo Benitez beats the first quarter buzzer with a halfcourt shot!!!