New York Knicks' Mikal Bridges has experienced a whirlwind of a week, but he hit a massive game-winner against the Portland Trail Blazers.

Mikal Bridges' game-winner for the New York Knicks may go down as one of the most serendipitous winners in NBA history.

The call was so rare that broadcaster Mike Breen said on the air that he had never seen it at the end of a game in 33 years. The Blazers took advantage. While Mitchell Robinson blocked Deni Avdija on his go-ahead layup attempt, Avdija secured the rebound, made the putback and got fouled in the process.

The fans of New York haven't been going crazy all along as Mikal Bridges' cry for help becomes more apparent.

Per SNY's Ian Begley, New York Knicks reps Mikal Bridges and Tom Thibodeau took some time to talk time prior to Wednesday's game in Portland. Bridges made headlines when a report from Stefan Bondy of the New York Post declared that he had spoken with the head coach Thibodeau about cutting down on the Knicks starters' workload.

Mikal Bridges scored 33 points and drilled the winning 3-pointer as time expired in overtime to give the New York Knicks a 114-113 victory over the host Portland Trail Blazers on Wednesday.

The Portland Trail Blazers were not able to walk away with the win against the New York Knicks and give credit to Mikal Bridges for hitting the shot to send them home. It was a perfect play for Bridges,

Mikal Bridges walk-off game-winner propelled the Knicks to a 114-113 overtime victory on the road against the Portland Trail Blazers late Wednesday night.