One is good, but two is better, especially when both shots are of the “how the hell did he do that” variety.
Tuesday night, the Nets hosted the Bucks in Brooklyn. Despite leading by 10 at halftime, the Bucks rallied, and Brooklyn trailed by three with seconds left. So Joe Johnson was like, "Yo."
Nothing like having to hit a three-pointer falling backwards, with Luc Mbah a Moute hurtling at you.
Johnson was pleased.
Overtime turned out to be a hard-fought, low-scoring affair — 12 points total in five minutes — and Johnson had the ball with seconds left again. He capitalized.
