Con Đường Phủ Tuyết Trắng Mỗi Bước Đi Là Một Mảnh Ghép

Con Đường Phủ Tuyết Trắng Mỗi Bước Đi Là Một Mảnh Ghép

The Pistons, they’re just trying to bapa ba stay alive. Exactly. Fight to live another day. Coming into Madison Square Garden, hoping to keep their season alive here. Kate Cunningham took that as his personal mission. He is a smooth criminal. You cannot speed him up. He plays at his tempo. That’s why I say the motorcade is always in cruise control. See now Ch, you’re going to get me in trouble. I want to start singing smooth operator. But right here, Jaylen Brunson comes up a little bit hobbled on this play. That right ankle. It’s the same ankle he was rehabbing at the end of the regular season. Yeah, looks just land a little awkwardly. He stayed in the game for a little bit, but then he headed back to the locker room. And then here, this is a huge three. This is why you go get Carl Anthony. It seems like he turns up as the game matters most again. 42% from three. He’s the best shooting big name. And then Jaylen Brunson back in the game after that injury. Kate Cunningham drives, but now it’s Josh Hart who lands hard. They they’ve yeah I mean this is the NBA’s overall not just one series has been extremely physical but Detroit they have responded to everything the Knicks have thrown at them. He headed back to the locker room and it would be costly in more ways than one because two minutes left here on the floor yet Hade Cunningham gets this one to go but yes to your point it is Jaylen Brunson and Josh Hart who are making their way to the scores table at two minutes to go. They didn’t enter until 2017. The longest two minutes in all of New Yorker’s lives watching those guys watch the end of the game in this possession. Kade Cunningham sizing up OG Anobi. Scouting reports don’t matter. This is one-on-one. This is street hoops. And just having the awareness again when he’s cooking, he’s able to also drop dimes. He had eight on the night. And it’s Detroit who gets the win. Here’s JB Bickerstaff on the mindset being down three to two. The focus is just the game that’s in front of us. Um, and I do believe like why we’ve been able to grow the way that we’ve grown is because that’s the mentality we’ve had. It’s not going to be easy, but we got an opportunity to go home u play in a game six and you know in front of our crowd which I know will be awesome. How confident are you that you’ll get back here for game seven? Confident. We’ll be back. All right, we’ll be back. That sounds like a job for a perk percentage chance p perk. What is the per percentage chance that the Pistons, that is a tongue twister, come back to tie this series against the Knicks? Zero. Zero. Nowhere in hell back can get this series. Hey, listen. You’re telling me the the New York big body, who’s the best player in this series, got two games to get one with a game seven. If if it goes to a game seven only perk so hyped that he’s freezing. 0% chance he says. All right. Well, let’s check in on the reigning champs who sent a message last night. Here’s how Boston closed the door on Orlando in game five here today. So, the Celtics, they started off this game struggling from three. They didn’t hit a three-pointer in the first half. It’s only the second time this entire season, regular season or playoffs, that a team didn’t make a single three in the first half. Look, Joe Misilla would just say, “It’s okay, guys. Law of averages.” Because, you know, if you keep shooting them, that means you’re sooner, closer to your next make. This though in the third quarter may be the play that decided the game here. Celtics down two. Jaylen Brown drives here. Fouled by Paulo Beno. The Magic did challenge this and it was upheld. Paulo, that’s where he picked up his fifth foul, forcing him to be subbed out and that started the 30 to9 run to close out the rest of the third. The barrage because then after that, I mean, obviously this is an Orlando team that struggles at times with offense. They lead with their defense, but those guys were cooking. Jaylen Brown and Jason Tatum. Let’s take a listen to Tatum after another monster performance here. Uh, you know, we champions. We can win in multiple different ways, multiple different lineups. um you know the magic they forced us to play a different way know we adapted and figured it out. He’s dominated after missing game two with that wrist injury. He joins Larry Bird in 1987 as the only Celtics with three straight 35point playoff games that helped him average 31.3 points per game for the series making this the highest scoring series of his career. Brian, considering he had those three straight 35-point games to close out the Magic E, even beyond the numbers, what stood out to you about the way that he’s leading the Celtics even through that series? Casual greatness for the Celtics. They really haven’t. They’ve been dramaree the last two years. They’re now 20 and four the last two years in the playoffs. Tatum misses game two with the wrist injury. Comes back with 37 points, 36 points, 35 points. averages 10 rebounds and six assists in those games. Shoots 44% on threes. Is plus 65 for the series. Just absolute casual greatness. He’s not making headlines. He’s just getting it done. But I would be remiss to not point out Paulo Bancero had a great series for the Magic. He averaged 30 points and eight rebounds. But Jason Tatum showed how you act like a superstar and give your team low stress greatness. Certainly Paulo Beno showed the Orlando Magic front office brass. You know what? This is a player, a star in the making that is worth building around here. And now the the Boston Celtics, they await the winners of the Knicks and Pistons series. Coming up here on NBA Today, the Clippers that comes down to a decision like this and it backfires in the way this one does. Is it reasonable for talk show hosts like me to come on the next day and say it’s the coach’s fault we lost? No, it’s not unreasonable to say that because listen, it’s his responsibility to get his best player, his most clutch player, regardless of how he was playing on the court. And if it was a way in which he could do it that didn’t compromise the timeout that he was trying to save, then that’s that’s just the end of it right there. I mean, you could have got him on the court. You didn’t. It didn’t pan out. Obviously, there’s a number of different reasons as to why you lose football games. You can’t always I mean, football games, why you can’t lose football games, but still, your best player has to be out there. The the the thing is this. You’re asking Tom uh Tibido to think in this way. Let’s let my players go out there and win the game and strategy be down, right? because he’s thinking about the timeout and being able to call a timeout if he needs it late instead of saying, “Okay, this is the best player in the game. This is the best player on my team, the most clutch player on my team. Let’s get him back out there on the court.” But it’s so difficult in the moment. And I think coaching is as much as a science as it is an art. And part of art is feel, right? And like what and what Monica is saying just in the feel of the game you believe that you’re going to get a stoppage of play and they just didn’t. But I mean I mean how many moments have we been involved with right where you know things are moving like that and things are moving fast. To me, the default always has to be, are my best dudes out there? Are my killers out there first and foremost? Like, right? It’s it’s it’s it’s jimmies and Joe’s over X’s and O’s, right? You have to make, okay, look, I know what the strategy needs to be, but are my guys out there who need to be out there? And if there’s a method where which I can get them out there that doesn’t compromise my strategy, get them out there. And what does it look like? And you were getting good shots. If they if the offense was an abomination, timeout, let’s get this right. But that’s a good look, miss. That’s a good look, miss. That’s a good look, miss. I mean, you know, at some point your players got to make shots, the ones that are off. The other thing is, you got to expand this out just a little bit. He was forced to call his second. He had two left. He was forced to call that second one to get his two guys that were dealing with injury off the floor. So now I’m back to back forced into timeouts that I really don’t want to take. I get the push and pull. It was sort of the perfect storm or in this case, the imperfect storm. So many things happened that were not predictable that led to this winding up the way it wound up. But I get that’s your job. You want to be an NBA head coach, you got to deal in the unpredictable moment and you have to adapt. Uh and in that case, they did not. Let’s very quickly let’s hear from JJ Reic because the Lakers will play for their season tonight down three games to one. The questions yesterday after the game four in which he doesn’t sub anybody out the entire second half, which had never been done in a playoff game. The questions for JJ Reic were about fatigue. Here’s what he said. No. And you know what? Looking back now, I mean, what have we scored? 19, 20, 13 in the fourth quarter, you know, it’s a trend more so than that. I mean, we missed our two best players missed layups at the rim. You know, it’s uh I don’t think they missed layups cuz they were tired cuz they are tired. Cuz they’re tired. Yeah. Windman, we’ll give you the We’re going to run out of time because Stephen A and Volley and company are ready to go. So, I’m going to run out of time here. Winman, I’ll give you the final word on this. What did you think of what JJ said? The Lakers are plus eight in this series in the first three quarters. They’re minus 36 in the fourth quarter. If you don’t think fatigue is playing a factor, maybe there’s two or three things, I don’t know. But obviously, you got to change something in the fourth quarter, I would consider giving LeBron and Luca a little bit more rest. Yeah. I mean, I think that’s another one what where I I don’t know if that was the plan going in. That’s one that might have been planned going in, right? They might have decided. We’re not taking anybody out. Why are you said that at halftime? You wanted JJ Ready to say those guys were tired. No, no, I don’t want him to say that they were tired. I He’s not giving his team an excuse, but it is the reason it happened. You’re going to see the next game, start of the fourth quarter, you’re going to see those first two, three minutes of the fourth quarter, those guys. But but if he That way Foreign speech. Foreign foreign speech.

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