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Madison Square Garden wasn't the only place where buzzer-beaters were happening on Wednesday night. In San Antonio, the Spurs gave back all of a lead that reached as many as 18 points late in the first half to the Bucks, before Manu Ginobili saved the day at the buzzer.
Or did he?
As you'll see in the following clip, it appears that Ginobili and the Spurs may have gotten away with one in the team's 21st victory of the season, a closer-than-expected home win over the Bucks.
Well ... that was awkward, wasn't it?
As Ginobili drove left -- which he always does, you know, considering the fact he's left-handed -- he planted both feet, then lifted both feet to step back to take the game-winning jumper, and landed before elevating to do so.
There's no way that isn't a travel.
Bucks head coach Scott Skiles said as much afterward.
"It was great D. [Luc Richard Mbah a Moute] made him travel. We just looked at it about five times," Skiles said.
I don't know what to tell you, Bucks fans. You got hosed on this one, plain and simple.
Manu Ginobili Appears to Travel Before Hitting Game-Winner to Beat Bucks
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