It is a defensive play by James Harden to decide Game-7 of the NBA playoff challenge between the Houston Rockets and the Oklahoma City Thunder, which the Rockets win 104-102 only in the last possession, when Okc cannot find a shot with 1.1 seconds to the end.
The Texans have 21 points each from Eric Gordon and Robert Covington and 20 with 20 shots from Russell Westbrook.
Oklahoma City is close to the feat following the leadership of Chris Paul, who becomes the oldest player to record a triple-double in Game-7 (19 with 12 assists and 11 rebounds) but the missing hero of the match is Lu Dort, first rookie to score 30 points in a decisive playoff race without ever having been chosen in the draft.
Only 12 points with 5/17 shooting for Dennis Schroder.
Danilo Gallinari is also bad, closing with only 4 points and 6 shots in 27 minutes of presence on the field.
The blue contributes with 9 rebounds but misses all three triples of his evening and also the only free, which sees him in the line in the last seconds.
Meanwhile, in the series for the second round, the Miami Heat win 116-114 and go 2-0 against the Milwaukee Bucks.
The challenge is decided in the last quarter, with a 13-2 run that brings the Heat to +10 with less than eight minutes to play but Milwaukee does not give up and the match is decided only on the final possession.
The best in the Heat home is Goran Dragic, in the sixth consecutive playoff game with at least 20 points (23 with 4 triples for him).
Tyler Herro's contribution from the bench is also excellent (17 with 3/8 from three), but the whole quintet of coach Spoelstra (plus Olynyk) goes into double figures.
For the Bucks Giannis Antetokoumpo closes in double double, with 29 points and 14 rebounds.