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Jeff Teague destroys Evan Turner with stepback three

At least he didn’t fall.

by Andrew Garrison
Brian Spurlock, USA TODAY Sports
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Jeff Teague is turning in a dominant Game 1 performance against the Indiana Pacers and Evan Turner caught the fury. Want to see a stepback, crossover three? Well I've got the GIF for you:

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Cross, gather, boom.

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