Andrew Wiggins hit an improbable game-winning shot at the buzzer Sunday night to give the Wolves a 115-113 victory over Oklahoma City. (Keep in mind this came only a few seconds after Carmelo Anthony hit a three-pointer to put the Thunder ahead, and appeared to send the Wolves to what many presumed would be another one of the blown-lead losses that chilled their 2016-17 season.)
It looked like this:
And sounded like that:
Then, the rest of the Internet took over.
And after getting this far, you probably want to see the game-winner again, right?
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