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capture_20170503_055130 (ESPN) Good morning! Here are the plays everybody will be talking about Wednesday: Miguel Sano hit one to the carving stations. Sanos eighth home run of the season was the longest in the short history of Target Field. The mammoth blast was estimated to have traveled 466 feet, landing near the carving station in the restaurant beyond the batters eye wall in center field [via SportsCenter with Scott Van Pelt]. Stephen Curry put Rudy Gobert in the spin cycle. Stephen Curry scored 22 points in the Golden State Warriors Game 1 win over the Utah Jazz and none were prettier than this bucket late in the second quarter. Poor Gobert never had a chance. Even when he grabbed Currys jersey from behind, it was still too late [via NBA.com]. Isaiah Thomas breaks 50 with a big shot in OT. Thomas scored 53 in the Boston Celtics 129-119 win over the Washington Wizards in Game 2. Thomas 50th point came at a crucial point in OT when Thomas got fouled, lost control of the ball, and still made a 15-foot jump shot. It helped stretch the Celtics lead to six and it was game over. The Celtics are now up 2-0 in the series. NOW WATCH: A former WWE writer reveals how Vince McMahon is different from every other CEO More From Business Insider WHERE ARE THEY NOW? The players NBA teams are kicking themselves for drafting before Isaiah Thomas in 2011 The 3 plays in sports everybody will be talking about today Why Russell Westbrook and the Thunder lost to the Rockets in 3 charts View comments
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