Paolo Banchero covers a large load as a magical goal of compelling the game 6 vs. Celtics

The Orlando Magic faces elimination as they prepare for the game 5 their series of play-locks on the first round against Boston Celtics Tuesday night. Tip-off is set for 20:30 and on the NBA TV.

Down 3-1 in a series, Orlando will largely rely on the third year forward Paolo Bancherowhich shouldered a significant two-way cargo in the entire series. Speaking after shots on Tuesday, Banchero dealt with the intensity of his role and expressed confidence in his ability to carry a burden.

“It’s exhausting, but like Hooper, you love,” Banchero said Orlando Sentinel. “You’ll never tell the coach to get you out of the game. These games that I’m not afraid I’m not afraid I’m not afraid I’m not afraid I’m not afraid I’m not afraid that I’m not afraid that I I’m not afraid I’m not afraid I’m not afraid I’m not afraid I’m not afraid I’m not afraid I’m not afraid I’m not afraid I’m not afraid I’m not afraid I’m not afraid of not I’m afraid I’m not afraid I’m not afraid I’m not afraid I’m not afraid I’m not afraid. “

Paolo Banchero’s Postezone Production Anchor magic as they look like to stay alive in the game 5 vs. Celtics

Banchero was one of the stands of postseason performers. Through four games, it is an average of 32 points, 8.3 rebounds, 3,8 helps one block per game. It applies 41.9 minutes per competition and records 44 percent from the field and 43.5 percent from the range in three points.

In Magic’s 107-99 Loss in Boston in Game 4Banchero delivered another strong show with 31 points, seven rebounds, three assists and one block. Despite the defeat, his consistency at both ends of the floor is central to Orlando’s competitive efforts against the champions defending the champions.

Looking forward games 5, Banchero pronounced belief in their teammates and their ability to respond under pressure.

“Everyone is excited about challenges and are ready to come here, do what you need to get victory and back to Orlando,” he said.

The magical chief coach Jamahl Mosley also spoke about the stakes on Tuesday, drawing compared to the elimination of the team in the last season against Cliveland Cavaliers in the first round.

“It’s very similar,” Mosley said. “Only you can understand the emotions of the game, you can control yourself. Small margins in this game will be huge. But we will find our attention. But can we be aimed at us at us tonight.

If magic manages to extend series with victory in Boston, they will return to Kia Center on Thursday.