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January 3, 1984: Bullets rookie Jeff Malone drills the game-winner while falling out of bounds with one second left against the Pistons. Detroit's Bill Laimbeer sank a 25-foot shot just after the final buzzer that was waved off, and Washington held on for the 103-102 victory.

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