Yup, this bucket counted.
Alec Burks handled the one-on-two fast break the only way he knew how: by attempting a Eurostep, almost committing a charge, pausing mid-play, and then throwing up a prayer. And it all worked out perfectly. Just like Burks knew it would.
Not only did it look like there could have been a charge or a travel called, but this bucket made the difference for the Jazz, who held on to beat the Hawks 97-96. Alec Burks Eurostep for life.
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