Rickea Jackson's mid-season resurgence hit a new high on Saturday night when she flipped in an absurd buzzer beater to ensure the Los Angeles Sparks stunned the reigning champion New York Liberty, 101-99. As a result, the Sparks extended their winning streak to five games and ended the Liberty's five-game winning streak.

Rickea Jackson's last-second double ended the longest winning streak in the WNBA, as the Liberty was one the wrong end of a 101-99 thriller at Barclays Center. It was the final game of the Liberty's longest homestand of the season, one where they won six of eight showings.

Jackson has always been viewed as someone who can grow into a WNBA star. Her growth this season has affirmed that. The Sparks will need that, too. Kelsey Plum was the big offseason addition. If Cameron Brink can return from injury and be her uniquely talented self, L.A. has something special working.