Before they sealed a frenetic, seesaw win over the New York Knicks with a last-second Avery Bradley layup and subsequent brick by Carmelo Anthony, the Boston Celtics - who'd trailed by eight points with just over three minutes left in regulation - cut the deficit to one with this absurd sequence.
Evan Turner dove headlong to save the ball from going out of bounds, somehow flipped it behind his back and right into the waiting hands of Jared Sullinger, who quickly threw a pinpoint overhead pass about 80 feet for a Jae Crowder touchdown.
