⏪ Play-in tournament: Moments from Trail Blazers' win

The NBA play-in tournament delivered on Tuesday as four teams vied for a playoff spot.

First, theMiami HeatandCharlotte Hornetsfaced off in the Eastern Conference's 9-10 matchup. Charlotte came out on top127-126, and it will play the loser of Wednesday's 7-8 game between theOrlando MagicandPhiladelphia 76ersfor the No. 8 seed in the playoffs.

It seemed as if the Heat were in prime position for a victory, up four points with 28 seconds left in regulation. Following aBrandon Miller3-pointer to make it a one-point game,Tyler Herrohit two free throws to extend the lead. However, Charlotte forced overtime afterCoby Whitehit a fadeaway 3-pointer to tie the score and Herro missed a 3-pointer.

Miami had another chance to win in overtime, going up by one with 8.7 seconds left. But Charlotte guardLaMelo Ballattacked the basket for a layup and Miami's ensuing chance to win was blocked.

Ball led the all scorers with 30 points, whileMiles Bridgesadded 28 for the Hornets.Davion Mitchellregistered a team-high 28 points for the Heat, andAndrew Wigginshad 27.

ThePortland Trail BlazersandPhoenix Sunsclosed out the night in a Western Conference 7-8 battle. Portland defeated Phoenix114-110to play the No. 2 seedSan Antonio Spursin the first round, while Phoenix will face either theLA Clippersor theGolden State Warriorsin the second game of the play-in.

After the Suns went up 10 early in the fourth, the Trail Blazers clawed back to go up one with 1:54 remaining. Phoenix went ahead on the following possession and Portland retook the lead with 37.3 seconds before Phoenix answered to go ahead.Deni Avdijathen hit an and-1 layup on the ensuing possession to put Portland back on top. Down two with 16.1 ticks left, Portland stopped Phoenix to win the game.

Avdija led the Trail Blazers with 41 points along with 12 assists and seven rebounds, andJrue Holidayadded 22. The Suns were led byJalen Greenwith 35 points andDevin Bookerwith 22.

Here are the top moments from Tuesday's NBA play-in tournament doubleheader.