He had 2Remember when Grant Williams "had a role" in this round?
This is it. Horford and the guards were 7-29 for 28 total points.The Jays had 60 points on 47 shots, and missed 7 FTs.
This loss is on the supporting cast laying an egg
The offense looks like leftover Quaker oats circling a clogged sink with Marcus Smart being the primary ball handler. He's too slow.How do the bench guys seem to understand bringing the ball up quickly but the starters walk it up?
Lost 3 of the last 4. WowWe suck at home. I don’t get it.
7-9 in last 16 playoff home games. Lost twice in 4 of the past 5 series.We suck at home. I don’t get it.
I dont know if being home has mattered since the little guy.This loss shocked me. Let me change that, this loss completely fucking stunned me. If they lost a close game I would be shocked. They got completely fucking punked, at home.
Deja vu. The Celtics were in the same position last season and beat the Bucks.
They looked so much better though. Yeah, they blew Game 5 but you had a feeling that they were still going to pull it out. Something seems off with this team that I didn’t sense last season despite some frustrating failures to close games.Deja vu. The Celtics were in the same position last season and beat the Bucks.
People that watched the game understand he wasn’t good. That stat line was completely emptyI think Tatum’s 36/10/5 is the emptiest “good” stat line I’ve seen in a while. Superstars can’t start big games so poorly like he has the last two. He has to set the tone.
Don't forget the free throws.This is it. Horford and the guards were 7-29 for 28 total points.
Cs actually won the turnovers and the assists, so there are SOME positive signs. It really could be as simple as variance three-point shooting. If they go 16-38 from three, it's a tie game.
Yes, Horford was 0 for 7 for the game, wide open for most of those and every time in key moments.This is it. Horford and the guards were 7-29 for 28 total points.
Cs actually won the turnovers and the assists, so there are SOME positive signs. It really could be as simple as variance three-point shooting. If they go 16-38 from three, it's a tie game.
Fuck. Yes.Last I checked, it's 3-2. Last I checked, there's still games to be played. Last I checked, it's not a best of fucking five.
And last I checked, we're winning this whole fucking thing.
This is the modern NBA. The team that wins the title each year will have games where they are blown out in the playoffsI just don’t see how coaching changes anything with this game or this team. It’s a good but not perfect team that is extremely streaky.
Tatum’s slow start was bad, but he battled offensively. Brown left a lot of points out there.Meh. It’s on them too.
Tatum looks like Simmons vs the Atlanta meme a lot of the time. He got some shit going on those cringey lean away, cross body floaters, but even he is doing the darnold thing and seeing ghosts.Embiid has completely intimidated the whole team from going inside too. Nobody but really Tatum is attacking the rim looking to score. Everything is a drive and kick without even looking at the rim.
Heads we win the title; tails we fire the coach. It’s a win/win scenario.Last I checked, it's 3-2. Last I checked, there's still games to be played. Last I checked, it's not a best of fucking five.
And last I checked, we're winning this whole fucking thing.
I wasn't especially optimistic going into Game 6 last season, to be honest.They looked so much better though. Yeah, they blew Game 5 but you had a feeling that they were still going to pull it out. Something seems off with this team that I didn’t sense last season despite some frustrating failures to close games.
Cs were under 50% on two-point shots. 6ers were 50% on all shots. And C's missed twice as many FTs.This is it. Horford and the guards were 7-29 for 28 total points.
Cs actually won the turnovers and the assists, so there are SOME positive signs. It really could be as simple as variance three-point shooting. If they go 16-38 from three, it's a tie game.
Same. Just did not see this coming at all.This loss shocked me. Let me change that, this loss completely fucking stunned me. If they lost a close game I would be shocked. They got completely fucking punked, at home.
I agree that everyone contributed to the loss. Brown and Tatum did less worse, but they weren’t great. It was a team loss all around.Tatum’s slow start was bad, but he battled offensively. Brown left a lot of points out there.
However, the other six guys in the rotation all sucked, with Smart the least worst. Al and MB were stone garbage. TL was unimpactful. Grant was horrible. White got destroyed defensively,
The Warriors tanked that game to get another home playoff game for their Governor.This is the modern NBA. The team that wins the title each year will have games where they are blown out in the playoffs
The Warriors lost by 40 to the Grizzlies last year.
Start the threadLast I checked, it's 3-2. Last I checked, there's still games to be played. Last I checked, it's not a best of fucking five.
And last I checked, we're winning this whole fucking thing.
10/23 is dominant?Embiid was also simply dominant tonight. 10-23, 10-11 FTs, 33 points, 7 boards, 3 assists, and four blocks, and at critical moments. The Jaylen block was special stuff, as was him getting back up to block White. Amazing secondary jump for a guy that big.
Agreed. So can the announcers stop with the "serious knee injury" bullshit?Embiid was also simply dominant tonight. 10-23, 10-11 FTs, 33 points, 7 boards, 3 assists, and four blocks, and at critical moments. The Jaylen block was special stuff, as was him getting back up to block White. Amazing secondary jump for a guy that big.
People that bring that up are just not serious people. He was inefficient and couldn’t stem the tide when it mattered.At a certain point Tatum either needs to take these kinds of games to heart, or he’s not the kind of guy you build a championship team around. Maybe he is better suited to be a really good second banana a la Kobe in the early 2000s but as now he just doesn’t have that killer instinct that the really great players do.
And yes I get he scored 35. But the eye test makes clear he’s not quite there yet.
Incredible timing. Legit when I got this notification that's what I was typing out in another tab. It's happening.Start the thread
Love it. Don't bury us until we're dead!Last I checked, it's 3-2. Last I checked, there's still games to be played. Last I checked, it's not a best of fucking five.
And last I checked, we're winning this whole fucking thing.
I have a feeling that he’s not the title obsessed alpha we need before we even take the court. This team comes out nonchalantly far too often. If he’s the leader of the team, he’s not setting the right tone in the locker room.At a certain point Tatum either needs to take these kinds of games to heart, or he’s not the kind of guy you build a championship team around. Maybe he is better suited to be a really good second banana a la Kobe in the early 2000s but as now he just doesn’t have that killer instinct that the really great players do.
And yes I get he scored 35. But the eye test makes clear he’s not quite there yet.
Maybe the Celtics aren't really the dominant team they were in November? I don't get this thought process that the Celtics are some sort of powerhouse who should easily win.This loss shocked me. Let me change that, this loss completely fucking stunned me. If they lost a close game I would be shocked. They got completely fucking punked, at home.
Should we be saying “protect the civic” when the Celtics play home? It’s worked so well for the Bruins……We suck at home. I don’t get it.