Young finished the night with 34 points and nine assists while shooting 9-of-16 from the field. De’Andre Hunter added 20 points, and Dyson Daniels finished with 19 points. The Hawks moved to 23-27 on the season with the win, which snapped an eight-game losing skid.

The Atlanta Hawks beat the Detroit Pistons 132-130 on Monday night. Trae Young hit the game-winner for Atlanta with just over a second left on the clock after Cade Cunningham had tied the score moments earlier.

Coming in at No. 3 -- trailing only Ray Allen's retreating series saver in the 2013 Finals and Kyrie Irving's Game 7 winner against the 73-win Warriors in 2016 -- was Allen Iverson's step-over of Ty Lue in the 2001 Finals vs.

Young, with just seconds on the clock, was trying to make a move past Beasley at the top of the court. He suddenly stepped back and threw up a rainbow shot that just barely made it past Beasley's outstretched hand while losing his balance and crashing to the court.

Trae Young #11 of the Atlanta Hawks celebrates his late fourth quarter three point basket with teammates while playing the Detroit Pistons at Litt