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Pramit Singh
<h1>NBA Match Report : Rockets vs Clippers</h1>
Al Horford was no place close to the play, miles from where Dennis Schroder grasped the Atlanta Hawks' sensitive postseason fortunes.
"I should situated a screen for Kyle [Korver], which I did," Horford said. "We put our trust in Dennis."
Trusted or not, Schroder was guaranteeing the last shot for himself with the Hawks trailing the Washington Wizards by a point with 8.3 seconds remaining. That back screen from Horford could've left Korver with a twofold part to himself, and Paul Millsap could've descended the path untouched in the wake of screening for Schroder, and the 21-year-old reinforcement point gatekeeper was all the while going to hurdle to the opening without an idea. Schroder said as much after the diversion: "I would do it a hundred times additional."
John Wall swatted away Schroder's layup endeavor from the right favor around five seconds left, and that is when Horford teleported himself from the edges of the activity to turn into a focal character.
"[Schroder] had an extraordinary commute, and after that when I simply saw the ball go up, I just kept running in there," Horford said. "It was simply a hustle play, making a triumphant play. I just kicked it into high gear the ball. My first intuition was just to place it in the wicker container."