Antonio Reeves' floater with 2.3 seconds left beats the Heat, and the Wizards win in overtime: Saturday's NBA preseason roundup

Antonio Reeves drove into the lane, floated the ball up from seven feet and gave the Minnesota Timberwolves a 125-124 preseason win at Miami with 2.3 seconds left on Saturday night. Ryan Conwell's 26-foot three in the last second missed.

It was one of seven preseason games on Saturday. Washington beat Detroit 114-108 in overtime, Atlanta won 119-117 at Indiana, and Boston beat Philadelphia 144-106. Toronto, Golden State and Phoenix also won. These games do not count in the standings, and several teams rested their stars.

Timberwolves 125, Heat 124

Minnesota led by 14 in the third quarter, at 76-62, and Miami came back in the fourth. The Heat tied it 121-121 on a Conwell jumper with 47.8 seconds left, after he stole the ball from Zyon Pullin. Rocco Zikarsky's layup put Minnesota back in front, and Vladislav Goldin's three-point play with 14.8 seconds left gave Miami a 124-123 lead. Then Reeves scored.

Bones Hyland led Minnesota with 23 points and Pullin had 22. Conwell had 22 points and nine assists for Miami, and Goldin 18. Jonathan Kuminga and Donte DiVincenzo did not play for Minnesota, and Bam Adebayo and Bobby Portis sat for Miami, all as coach's decisions. The crowd at Kaseya Center was 19,600.

Scoring

Timberwolves: Bones Hyland 23, Zyon Pullin 22, Terrence Shannon Jr. 19, KJ Martin 12, Joan Beringer 10, Isaiah Evans 9, Norchad Omier 7, Jaylen Clark 6, Antonio Reeves 5, Trey Lyles 4, Cody Williams 4, Rocco Zikarsky 4, Drew Timme 0, Enrique Freeman 0.

Heat: Ryan Conwell 22, Vladislav Goldin 18, Nikola Jović 16, Simone Fontecchio 14, Pelle Larsson 14, Myron Gardner 12, Ian Schieffelin 10, Bez Mbeng 9, Nick Richards 7, Tre Donaldson 2.

By quarter: Timberwolves 24, 36, 31, 34. Heat 23, 33, 28, 40.

Wizards 114, Pistons 108 (overtime)

Washington led 40-20 after the first quarter. Detroit came all the way back and led by seven, 89-82, with 8:17 to play. The Wizards were ahead 98-96 when Isaac Jones dunked with 11.7 seconds left to tie it and force overtime.

In overtime, Will Riley's two free throws broke a 106-106 tie, and Justin Champagnie, Chris Livingston and Felix Okpara scored the last three Washington baskets. The Wizards won the extra period 16-10.

Riley and Tre Johnson scored 15 each for Washington. AJ Dybantsa started and had 14 points and seven rebounds. Anthony Davis scored 10, and Trae Young two. Ebuka Okorie led Detroit with 14 points and six assists. Cade Cunningham and Jalen Duren did not play.

Scoring

Wizards: Will Riley 15, Tre Johnson 15, AJ Dybantsa 14, Kyshawn George 14, Justin Champagnie 12, Anthony Davis 10, Alex Sarr 8, Felix Okpara 8, Bub Carrington 5, Chris Livingston 4, Deandre Ayton 4, Bilal Coulibaly 3, Trae Young 2, Reece Beekman 0.

Pistons: Ebuka Okorie 14, Duncan Robinson 12, Daniss Jenkins 12, Paul Reed 11, Kevin Huerter 11, Chaz Lanier 9, Ronald Holland II 8, Isaac Jones 8, Javonte Green 7, Tolu Smith 6, Isaiah Joe 5, John Collins 2, Ausar Thompson 2, Elijah Harkless 1, Taurean Prince 0, Brice Williams 0, John Ukomadu 0.

By quarter: Wizards 40, 16, 24, 18, 16. Pistons 20, 30, 28, 20, 10.

The other five games

Hawks 119, Pacers 117. Atlanta led by 10 late in the third quarter. Rienk Mast's three cut it to 118-117 with 20.3 seconds left, but Braden Smith missed a driving layup in the last seconds. Jalen Johnson scored 20 for Atlanta and Onyeka Okongwu 18.

Hawks: Jalen Johnson 20, Onyeka Okongwu 18, Aaron Wiggins 13, CJ McCollum 12, Jalen Wilson 8, Asa Newell 8, Kingston Flemings 8, Luguentz Dort 7, Dyson Daniels 7, RayJ Dennis 7, Corey Kispert 5, Zuby Ejiofor 4, Jock Landale 2, Kobe Johnson 0.

Pacers: Pascal Siakam 13, Kelly Oubre Jr. 13, Jalen Slawson 12, Ivica Zubac 11, Obi Toppin 11, Andrew Nembhard 10, Jarace Walker 10, Aaron Nesmith 7, Larry Nance Jr. 6, Kobe Brown 6, Quenton Jackson 6, Jay Huff 5, Rienk Mast 3, Ben Sheppard 2, Braden Smith 2, James Johnson 0, Keba Keita 0.

Celtics 144, 76ers 106. Payton Pritchard scored 25 off the bench and Jayson Tatum 23. Boston led by as many as 45. LeBron James, Jaylen Brown, Joel Embiid and Kentavious Caldwell-Pope did not dress for Philadelphia, and VJ Edgecombe led the 76ers with 19.

Celtics: Payton Pritchard 25, Jayson Tatum 23, Hugo González 17, Derrick White 15, Paul George 13, Sam Hauser 11, Luka Garza 8, Mitchell Robinson 6, Jordan Walsh 6, Neemias Queta 6, Chris Cenac Jr. 5, Milos Uzan 4, Baylor Scheierman 3, Dillon Mitchell 2, Amari Williams 0.

76ers: VJ Edgecombe 19, Jabari Walker 14, Labaron Philon Jr. 14, Justin Edwards 12, Jameer Nelson Jr. 10, Rayan Rupert 9, Tyrese Maxey 8, Saint Thomas 6, Dean Wade 5, Duke Miles 4, Caleb Love 3, Dillon Jones 2.

Raptors 114, Clippers 106. At Rogers Arena in Vancouver, Toronto led by 21 in the third quarter. RJ Barrett scored 20 and Immanuel Quickley 18. Rui Hachimura led the Clippers with 14.

Raptors: RJ Barrett 20, Immanuel Quickley 18, Collin Murray-Boyles 13, Jamal Shead 13, Scottie Barnes 12, Nimari Burnett 10, Jakob Poeltl 9, Jaden Bradley 8, Malachi Smith 4, Ja'Kobe Walter 3, Tyson Degenhart 2, Tyreke Key 2, Kyle Anderson 0, Trey Jemison III 0, Chucky Hepburn 0.

Clippers: Rui Hachimura 14, Darius Garland 11, Baba Miller 10, Yuki Kawamura 10, Nick Martinelli 9, Keaton Wagler 9, Cam Christie 8, Isaiah Jackson 8, Brook Lopez 6, Blake Wesley 6, Derrick Jones Jr. 5, Gradey Dick 4, Jalen Pickett 3, Jahmyl Telfort 2, Kris Dunn 1.

Warriors 111, Kings 106. Yaxel Lendeborg had 23 points, 10 rebounds and six assists for Golden State. Darius Acuff Jr. scored 25 with eight assists for Sacramento, who are 0-3 in the preseason.

Warriors: Yaxel Lendeborg 23, Brandon Williams 19, Gui Santos 15, Brandin Podziemski 14, Georges Niang 13, Stephen Curry 8, Will Richard 7, Charles Bassey 5, Al Horford 4, Draymond Green 3, Malevy Leons 0, Gary Payton II 0, De'Anthony Melton 0, LJ Cryer 0, Dalen Terry 0.

Kings: Darius Acuff Jr. 25, Jonathan Mogbo 12, Zach LaVine 11, Maxime Raynaud 10, Leaky Black 9, Precious Achiuwa 8, Ben Simmons 7, Emanuel Sharp 7, Keegan Murray 5, De'Andre Hunter 4, Tristen Newton 3, Nique Clifford 3, Alex Karaban 2, Daeqwon Plowden 0.

Suns 102, Spurs 98. Phoenix led by 15 in the first quarter. Luke Kennard scored 20 and Jalen Green 18. Dylan Harper led San Antonio with 15, and Victor Wembanyama had 13 points, seven rebounds and six assists.

Suns: Luke Kennard 20, Jalen Green 18, Dillon Brooks 15, Khaman Maluach 10, Oso Ighodaro 8, Jordan Goodwin 8, Ryan Dunn 6, Duop Reath 4, Jamaree Bouyea 4, Haywood Highsmith 3, Koa Peat 2, Collin Gillespie 2, Koby Brea 2, Rasheer Fleming 0.

Spurs: Dylan Harper 15, Victor Wembanyama 13, Stephon Castle 13, Julian Champagnie 10, Tarris Reed Jr. 10, Maliq Brown 8, Devin Vassell 6, Harrison Barnes 6, Keldon Johnson 6, Luke Kornet 4, Jordan McLaughlin 4, Ja'Kobi Gillespie 3, David Jones Garcia 0, Carter Bryant 0, Jon Elmore 0, RJ Davis 0.

What is next

The regular season opens on Tuesday, October 20. More preseason games follow through the week, including New Orleans at Dallas on Wednesday, October 14.