The Boston Celtics once again showed a great reaction in the Eastern Conference Finals. Well, with the Miami Heat with a 110-97 victory, on Thursday at TD Garden, a 3-2 discount went into the key.
Joe Mazzulla not only forced a field goal of 6, but he also came close to making history and became the first team in NBA history to fall from a 3-0 deficit in a series best.
Those from Massachusetts, seeing that the ring was brought seriously into the crisis, received a remarkable degree of moral boost from their recent victory. One of the figures, Jaylen Brown, attributed this to the strength of the group, which stood out after the success at home.
“Our back was against the wall. Obviously, we don’t think we should be in this situation, going down 3-0, but when it comes to adversity, you can see what really happened to the team,” he told the media.
“It couldn’t be worse than going down 3-0 in the series, but we didn’t look around, we didn’t go our own way. We stayed together,” said the Warriors, who had 20 points in Game 5. about the finals.
Going into the next matchup, Brown reflected, “it’s going to be a dogfight. I like those guys [de Miami Heat] They will play better than they did on Thursday, and they will come out aggressive. We are ready to receive a hit at home. We’re ready to be tough, to get out there and do what we’re supposed to do.”
On the other hand, Jayson Tatum said: “For some reason, even last year, it always seemed to us to make it a little more difficult. What I know is that you can see the true character of the person, the team. they must look.”
He concluded, he said: “It’s not unlike all the teams I’ve been in this year and last year, only the core number of guys can respond. I think it’s just a testament to our union, how much we love him and us. He’s got a room full of hard, energetic, determined guys. You see the left and your right, and you think the next thing you do is do whatever it takes and go down fighting if it doesn’t work out.”
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