The New York Knicks are reaping the benefits of a blockbuster trade they made last summer to acquire Mikal Bridges from the Brooklyn Nets. Sure, it took five first-round picks to acquire Bridges, but his efforts on both ends of the floor to start off the series against the Boston Celtics have proven exactly why the team acquired him.

How in the world did the New York Knicks do it again? After scoring a measly 13 points in the first quarter and falling behind by 20 in the third, they put together a 21-4 run in the fourth to steal their second straight road victory against the defending-champion Boston Celtics on Wednesday.

Anunoby effectively contained Tatum, while Bridges' defensive skills were on full display in the game's final moments. Bridges made a game-sealing defensive play by stealing the ball from Tatum in the closing seconds, marking the second consecutive game where he secured the victory with a last-second defensive stop.