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By The Associated Press
INDIANAPOLIS -- C.J. Miles scored 25 points, George Hill added 24 and together they keyed a 7-2 spurt to open the second overtime Tuesday night as Indiana kept its playoff hopes alive with a 99-95 victory over Washington.
The Pacers (38-43) have won six straight and will make a fifth straight playoff appearance if they win at Memphis -- or if Brooklyn loses to Orlando -- on the final night of the regular season.
Martin Gortat and Bradley Beal each scored 19 points for the Wizards (46-35).
It was a grind for the Pacers, who struggled shooting all night and trailed 70-61 deficit with 7:07 left.
They rallied to take a late 79-75 lead, then Washington forced overtime. Indiana didn't lead again until Hill's mid-range jumper 23 seconds into the second overtime made it 87-85. And Hill finally sealed it with a 3 with 27.8 seconds left.
Celtics 95, Raptors 93
BOSTON -- Jae Crowder hit an off-balance fall-away from deep on the right wing with .8 seconds left that secured the seventh seed in the Eastern Conference for the Celtics.
Evan Turner and Avery Bradley each scored 14 points for Boston, which will face No. 2 seed Cleveland in the playoffs. Brandon Bass added 13 points and nine rebounds.
It was the fifth straight win for the Celtics, who clinched a playoff spot on Monday when Brooklyn lost.
Kyle Lowry had 16 points for the Raptors, who are locked into the fourth seed and will face Washington. Toronto beat the Wizards in all three meetings this season.
Lou Williams also had 16 points for Toronto, Terrence Ross scored 12 and Jonas Valanciunas' 11.