Tomorrow gonna be a tough day if you watch/listen to sport media.
I am no doomer and i don't tend to overract to regular season losses but this one was bad. Thats it and we moved.
In all seriousness though, anyone knows why we always play slow pace iso game to end clutch games? I mean did Joe or anyone ever said the reason begind this approach?
My only guess is knowing Joe is an analytics driven guy, maybe he thinks late 1 possession games, lot of cuttings or set plays have a higher chance of turnovers, so they avoid that. It's night and day with style of play in crutch time and non crutch time. Even tonight with no starting PG, there was tons of ball movement in the 1st resulting in open shots but different story late.
I feel like with #1 seed being locked, working on late game plays should be this team so focus in any practice they may have until playoffs.
Anyways, we are onto Atlanta…again
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Boston sports media will give you 5 minutes of why the Celtics are too reliant on 3s, followed by hours of analyzing a single Jerod Mayo quote tomorrow
I can’t wait to hear Colin and Nick Wrong shout out to the moon about how Boston won’t beat MKE in the playoffs after this one.
I can already hear them.
Lmao I’m more pissed I have to take a week off from my podcast routine then the game itself
I mean I look at this as keeping the Hawks in the play-in race haha
At this point it’s probably the best thing for them tbh
r/nba already has us dead to rights and can’t believe we didn’t win it all with such a stacked roster…as if we just got knocked out of the playoffs. It really is mind-boggling.