Won the Match in an Extremely Rare Way

On February 2, 2013, TD Garden in Boston was packed to capacity as the Boston Celtics prepared to host the Orlando Magic.

After Dwight Howard's departure this season, the Orlando Magic had fully entered rebuilding mode. With more than half the schedule already completed, they had managed only a 14–31 record and were completely out of playoff contention.

Against such an Eastern Conference bottom-feeder, the Boston Celtics needed only one half to settle the game, ultimately crushing the Orlando Magic 97–74 by 23 points.

It was their 39th victory of the season, bringing their overall record to 39–4.

Then, on the 3rd, the Boston Celtics faced a home back-to-back, with the Western Conference powerhouse Los Angeles Clippers as their opponent. Since the previous game had not taken much out of them physically, the effects of the back-to-back were negligible for the Boston Celtics.

Beep! Beep! The shrill, urgent whistle echoed throughout the arena like a blade cutting through the tense atmosphere, signaling the official start of this fierce showdown.

From the opening tip, both sides displayed an exceptional level of skill and fighting spirit, racing across the court like high-speed cars, neither willing to yield an inch.

Swish! With that crisp, pleasing sound, Tony Allen, like a shooting star streaking across the sky, buried an incredibly precise buzzer-beating three-pointer and ignited the passion of the entire crowd.

At that moment, the Boston Celtics held a narrow 33–30 lead over the Los Angeles Clippers.

However, the situation on the court could change in an instant, and no one could predict what would happen next.

By the second quarter, the Los Angeles Clippers' super sixth man, Jamal Crawford, stepped up and became the brightest star on the court.

As though he had been granted magical powers, his touch was scorching hot. He