Boston is accused of ‘dumbest second half’ in game 1 loss

While Boston Celtics Made NBA Play-Pay History In the game 1 loss in New York Knicks, Jai Williams had enough. On ESPN, he had tupa For what he saw on Monday.

“The second half was probably the most stupid other half I’ve ever seen Celterers played,” Williams explained.

Unfortunately for Boston, they had minutes, but not for good reason. Celts missed the set of records of 45 shots in three points during the loss of Monday.

This allowed Knicks to return and provide a chest 1. While it is unlike them, it will miss that many shots outside the port, it indicates a conversation around the NBA.

A lot of people will think the shot of 3 points of damage in the game. However, this is first for Celtic. If it was a regular season, it may not be so big agreed.

But because it happened in the playoffs, people like Williams see it as a lawlegre. Missing many shots are not a good sign, but it shows that the Boston is human.

Does Jay Williams have a point of Celtic?

In the second half, Keljtika had 37 of them 49 attempts to shoot from three. Some of the seems were open, but some of them were also bad shots forced by defense Knicks.

Still, each team has one bad game. Though Celtics missed 45 ThreesThey only lost three points. It’s not an excuse, but it shows how good Boston is.

Not to mention New York almost shot 50% of three in the near victory.

Again, the shooting performance is not ideal, but williams look a little overly realized on the statistics. Celts led the league in Threes made and try in the regular season.

It’s their bread and butter. It will not leave that only for 45 missed shots.

At the end of the day, Williams’ point will stand until at least the game 2. Then, Boston could have the opportunity to have his retaliation towards the clinics.

They could unload a cruiser in three points on New York and exploiting those missed appearance during Monday matches.

Either way, their offensive identity will not be changed based on one game. If they won the NBA championship with the same philosophy, why would he reject it based on one bad game?

It will be interesting to see what Keltics work in game 2, if they decide to transfer or keep the same offensive strategy.