By Ben Couch (@viewfromcouch)
BROOKLYN—Johnson gets his shot twice on Tuesday: first, coming off a curl screen at the end of regulation, splitting teammates Wallace and Andray Blatche to swish a catch-and-shoot, game-tying three with 1.3 seconds remaining; second, off a straight up 1-4 flat isolation intended to give Johnson all the room he needs, enough to drop in a tightly contested pullup from the free-throw line. The Nets beat the Bucks in overtime, 113-111.

Those two makes boost Johnson's late-game statistics to staggering levels of efficiency. According to NBA.com/Stats, when the Nets are within three points of their opponent in the final 30 seconds of regulation or overtime, Johnson is now 8-of-9 from the field, including 4-of-4 in the final 10 seconds.

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By Jake Appleman, for NBA.com
TURNING POINT: Johnson's game-tying 3-pointer, a difficult attempt, gave the Nets a chance at overtime and another Johnson game-winner.

NOTABLE: The Nets had 10 fast break points to just 4 for the Bucks. The Nets are 15-2 when they score more fast break points than their opponent…The Nets bench outscored the Bucks bench 44-15.

Brooklyn Nets (31-22)

G · C.J. Watson	G · Joe Johnson	F · Gerald Wallace	F · Reggie Evans	C · Brook Lopez

Milwaukee Bucks (26-25)

G · Brandon Jennings	G · Monta Ellis	F · Luc Mbah a Moute	F · Ersan Ilyasova	C · Larry Sanders
NOTES Larry Sanders (lower back contusion) is QUESTIONABLE.