Watch: Four buzzer-beaters highlight Thursday's NBA action

Elsewhere, Ivey completed a four-point play with 3.1 seconds to give the Pistons a 114-113 lead over the Sacramento Kings. Ivey was fouled after he baited De'Aaron Fox with a pump fake, earning himself an and-one opportunity. 

With 3.1 seconds left, the Kings had the chance to take back the lead but were without timeouts. As such, Fox attempted a 52-foot three that he couldn't sink. 

Second-year guard Henderson made the biggest shot of his young career to seal the Blazers' 122-120 win over the Utah Jazz. With 6.2 seconds left, he came off a screen and drained a turnaround jumper with literally one-tenth of a second left on the shot clock. As a result, Utah didn't have time to inbound the ball, let alone attempt a game-winner.

And finally, Poole hit a step-back three with 8.1 seconds left to give the Wizards a 112-110 lead. This was technically not a game-winner since the Charlotte Hornets had ample time to call a timeout and draw up a shot for Brandon Miller. However, Miller missed a three with 6.0 seconds left. The Wizards then made a free throw to ice the game. 

It was a fun night of basketball that also saw Shai Gilgeous-Alexander tie his career high with 45 points to lead the Oklahoma City Thunder to a 120-114 win over the Indiana Pacers, their ninth straight victory.