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The team from the Californian capital wanted to show closeness to the Nuggets through Twitter after the siren goal collected by the Lakers. A feeling they remember well in Sacramento, when in 2002 Robert Horry also punished him by three points in a decisive challenge in the conference final.
Picking up a playoff loss when you think you’ve won hurts anyway. But suffer the knockout on the siren, with a perfect shot like Anthony Davis when you feel like you’ve caught the tie in the conference final series, It is a very difficult shot to take. The only ones who can understand its impact and reach are those who have been there before, those who have been watching a Lakers player’s three-point basket on the siren for the past 18 years. In 2002, it was Robert Horry who reprimanded the Sacramento Kings in Game 4., influencing no little in the progress of a series that was later won by the Los Angeles team that also won the NBA title. That is why many smiled at the Twitter comment published by the account of the Californian capital: “It hurts, doesn’t it?” tag the nuggets that don’t hide the pain and get a virtual hug in what could turn out to be the defining moment of the series. The one in which the Lakers take off definitively, while Denver remains in the post, condemned to look at the loop – they hope not for 18 years – a basket that can change luck and the race for the NBA title.
