The NBA fans witnessed one of the craziest game nights in the history of league. The 2025-26 NBA regular season turned into a nail-biting drama under the stadium lights as Miami Heat and Orlando Magic captivated the crowd and dominated the game during the buzzer-beater. The Florida-based NBA franchises not only gave one of their best shots of the season in the last leg of the game but also recorded a rare history.
For the first time in the history of NBA, the league witnessed multiple teams from the same state winning via buzzer beaters. There was something about the Florida air or maybe the overexcited crowd cheering for their favorite NBA franchise.
Orlando Magic and Miami Heat stun the NBA with buzzer-beaters that will go down in history
The NBA wrapped up one of the most entertaining nights in the history of league. With the Miami Heat dominating the Cleveland Cavaliers and Orlando Magic defeating the Portland Trail Blazers in the last leg of the respective games, the citizens of Florida got multiple reasons to celebrate on a single day. The spectacular buzzer-beating play brought displayed one of the best game nights
Reportedly, the first one came with the Orlando Magic securing a close victory against Portland Trail Blazers in the Kia Center, hosted by the Florida-based NBA franchise. Magic’s went on to secure an overall score of 115-112 against the Trail Blazers during the buzzer-beating play. As Desmond Bane took the center stage against the Portland Trail Blazers, the Orlando Magic had already scripted history in the league. ESPN’s official X handle posted,
“The Orlando Magic and Miami Heat both won their games on game-winning buzzer-beaters today. It's the first time in NBA history that multiple teams from the same state won via game-winning buzzer-beaters.”
Similarly, Miami Heat’s Andrew Wiggins showed his exemplary heroics on the court against Cleveland Cavaliers. While leading the Heat, Wiggins was headstrong about breaking the 138-138 tie against Cavaliers. Reportedly, with only 0.4 seconds left on the clock, Erik Spoelstra changed the course of the game. The two buzzer-beaters made NBA history, as it's the first time two teams from the same state won with game-winning shots on the same night.
Also Read: Erik Spoelstra set to lead US Men's Basketball team into a new era of strategy and accountability
For the first time in the history of NBA, the league witnessed multiple teams from the same state winning via buzzer beaters. There was something about the Florida air or maybe the overexcited crowd cheering for their favorite NBA franchise.
Orlando Magic and Miami Heat stun the NBA with buzzer-beaters that will go down in history
The NBA wrapped up one of the most entertaining nights in the history of league. With the Miami Heat dominating the Cleveland Cavaliers and Orlando Magic defeating the Portland Trail Blazers in the last leg of the respective games, the citizens of Florida got multiple reasons to celebrate on a single day. The spectacular buzzer-beating play brought displayed one of the best game nights
Reportedly, the first one came with the Orlando Magic securing a close victory against Portland Trail Blazers in the Kia Center, hosted by the Florida-based NBA franchise. Magic’s went on to secure an overall score of 115-112 against the Trail Blazers during the buzzer-beating play. As Desmond Bane took the center stage against the Portland Trail Blazers, the Orlando Magic had already scripted history in the league. ESPN’s official X handle posted,
The Orlando Magic and Miami Heat both won their games on game-winning buzzer-beaters today. It's the first time in NBA history that multiple teams from the same state won via game-winning buzzer-beaters 🤯 pic.twitter.com/wiEPqqAfGx
— ESPN Insights (@ESPNInsights) November 11, 2025
“The Orlando Magic and Miami Heat both won their games on game-winning buzzer-beaters today. It's the first time in NBA history that multiple teams from the same state won via game-winning buzzer-beaters.”
Similarly, Miami Heat’s Andrew Wiggins showed his exemplary heroics on the court against Cleveland Cavaliers. While leading the Heat, Wiggins was headstrong about breaking the 138-138 tie against Cavaliers. Reportedly, with only 0.4 seconds left on the clock, Erik Spoelstra changed the course of the game. The two buzzer-beaters made NBA history, as it's the first time two teams from the same state won with game-winning shots on the same night.
Also Read: Erik Spoelstra set to lead US Men's Basketball team into a new era of strategy and accountability
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