“Malcolm Brogdon and Boston Celtics search for hope before Game 4 against Miami Heat”

Badly dominated by the Heat since the start of the Conference Finals, Malcolm Brogdon and Boston are looking for a little hope before Game 4 on Tuesday. Asked about the recent difficulties of his team, the leader did not really reassure us, but at least had the merit of putting words to the evils of the Celtics. Yeah, we also do poetry here.

A 48-hour reprieve or a plane to move forward, that’s basically what’s at stake in Game 4 for Joe Mazzulla’s band. A place in the NBA Finals against Denver is at stake, and after what we have seen in the first three meetings of the series, we would lean more towards the sweep than the comeback. A defense on the street, shots that do not fit, and more generally not much going in the right direction, nothing is going well in Massachusetts. As the other would say, when you repeat the same mistake, we no longer speak of error but of decision. We doubt that the Celtics have decided to take three roustes in a row but you get the idea. If the Cs arrive at Kaseya Center tonight with the same motive as Sunday, the scoreboard is likely to look the same upon arrival. In comments reported by ESPN, Malcolm Brogdon comes to confirm to us what is barely seen on TV… Things are going badly in Boston. Thank you Malcolm, for the scoops we’ll come back.

“Our identity has declined all year. We tried to figure out who we were, because I think we’re such a good team, so talented at scoring, but when we don’t put our shots, we have to rely on our defense and they don’t have the same consistency every night” – Malcolm Brodgon

If he has struggled to get his shots for two games, the best sixth-man of the year has at least hit the bullseye behind the microphones, and if that could wake up his team, it would be no worse. From Tatum to Brown, including any role player, Beantown’s fantastic comeback will go through everyone, so we listen to MB, we take a good plaster of pasta at noon and We’re gonna try to tickle Jimmy Butler at 2:30 tonight. Not sure that makes Jimmy Buckets laugh, but if we don’t try, we won’t know. And that’s the problem in this series, Boston has not even tried.

One game away from being kicked out of the Playoffs through the back door, the Celtics are in Miami to afford the right to believe it. And if we never bury a team that finished second in its conference, let alone an all-green team with clubs, we are not reassured. Boston has all the ingredients to make us a nice dish, we just have to find the recipe, even if it’s a bit of a rush.

Source texte : ESPN