And that layup set the stage for Holiday to then pick Nembhard’s pocket in the game’s biggest moment. “I was trying to get a shot up,” said Nembhard, who otherwise played a fabulous game, finishing with 32 points and 9 assists in 39 minutes as he took on most of the playmaking duties in place of Haliburton, who reaggravated the left hamstring injury that has bothered him for the past few months in Game 2. “He got in front of me. I lost the ball, slipped. Turnover.” -via ESPN / May 26, 2024
