Boston Celtics point guard Avery Bradley made an amazing behind-the-backboard shot for a basket in the first quarter of Tuesday night's game at the TD Center.
It happened after Jared Sullinger shot an airball that was heading out of bounds. Bradley saved the ball from going out of bounds, but knew the 24-second clock was running out, so he had to put the shot up immediately despite the fact that he was behind the backboard. However, luck was on Bradley's side.
The fantastic shot was the highlight of Bradley's hot start to the game, as he scored 8 points in the first six minutes. Bradley finished with 15 points in the 108-100 Celtics victory.
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