Jeff Teague is still wondering where Evan Turner went.
Midway through the second quarter of Friday night's playoff game between Turner's Celtics and the visiting Atlanta Hawks, the former Ohio State All-American caught a pass at the three point line and then went to work.
Turner drove right, stopped, then dribbled behind his back – crossing Teague over in the process – before burrying a jumper to put the C's up 49–29.
Sit back and appreciate:
The Celtics would hold on for a 111–103 win over the Hawks, clipping Atlanta's first-round series lead to one game. Turner finished with 17 points and 7 assists.
