Gilbert Arenas shot just 6-of-24 Friday night but raced downcourt and blocked Kirk Hinrich's fast-break layup with 2:41 to play, igniting a game-ending 7-0 run in the Wizards' series-clinching 94-91 victory.

The crowd was going wild, the Chicago Bulls were sinking 3-pointers four of them in 34 seconds and the Washington Wizards' were shaky, their large lead wiped out. Gilbert Arenas knew one thing for sure overtime would be a poor option.

The Wizards won their first playoff victory in 17 years Saturday, beating the Chicago Bulls 117-99 with a big-man attack notably absent in the first two games of the series.

"I'm on a high. I don't think I can be stopped," the Washington Wizards point guard said Tuesday. "If the rest of the players aren't on a high, we can't go nowhere."

Washington Wizards forward Antawn Jamison, activated from the injured list Tuesday, was in the starting lineup against the Boston Celtics.