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Hello and welcome to the Daily Dang on the Athletic NBA Show. I'm Dave DeFora here with Keith Parrish for your Monday morning weekend update.

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A lot of stuff to jump into and you know, just a regular old regular season game in January in Miami between the Toronto Raptors and the Miami Heat.

No big deal. Raptors won 124 to 120. That's it. Wait, I'll hang on. Check in my notes here, Keith. This game went in a triple overtime.

It did. What? I mean, isn't there a rule preventing that?

Well, if my spouse wishes there were, but no, there's not. They kept on playing. It was an incredibly exciting game.

Gabe Vincent nearly ended it in the first overtime, but not so fast. Your expulster called time out with right before he made a running 35 footer.

Well, let's set it up. Let's set it up. All right. So triple overtime. This is the second night of a back to back for Miami who right now is the best team in the east.

And they've been playing good basketball. No Kyle Lowry for them because second night of the back to back and they're trying to rest him.

But they had Jimmy Butler and Jimmy did everything he could in this game. I mean, he finishes with 37 points.

I mean, Jimmy Butler doesn't go for like huge scoring games often, but he turned it up in this one. He also had 14 rebounds to tennis.

So end of regulation. Okay. Scotty Barnes is fouled on a put back attempt while Toronto is down to he hits both of the free throws, which, you know, for a rookie.

I mean, that's fantastic. Keith. And you got to love that. Then they go to overtime because Miami gets gets nothing on the other hand.

What does Jimmy Butler fails to get a shot off before the buzzer goes off, but keep 2.9 seconds and they can't get a shot off. I mean, this is that Toronto defense.

You mentioned end of the second overtime gave Vincent hits a running three and we all think it's over. Eric Spolstra had called a time out, thus negating it. And once again, Miami gets nothing on the sideline out of bounds with a couple seconds left.

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