In a thrilling NBA game, Atlanta Hawks’ Trae Young made history with a 50-foot buzzer-beater 3-pointer, securing a 124-121 victory over the Utah Jazz. This shot not only won the game but also marked Young as the first player ever to record 20 assists and a game-winning buzzer-beater in the same game. Young’s performance was stellar, contributing 24 points and 20 assists with just two turnovers. His clutch play came after Utah’s Collin Sexton tied the game with a 3-pointer with only four seconds remaining. Young’s ability to control the game was evident as he dished out seven assists before scoring his first basket. His efficiency and strategic play were highlighted by Hawks coach Quin Snyder, emphasizing Young’s knack for knowing when to score or pass.
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