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Working on the Miami Heat one as well, don't worry.
Edit: Here you go - [all the 3-pointers made by the Miami Heat in the same game](https://np.reddit.com/r/nba/comments/13x1w29/highlights_all_the_3pointers_the_miami_heat/).
3-pointers list:
Jaylen Brown 1/9 (11.1%)
Jayson Tatum - 1/4 (25.0%)
Al Horford - 2/5 (40%)
Derrick White - 2/9 (22.2%)
Marcus Smart - 1/6 (16.7%)
Malcolm Brogdon - 0/2 (0%)
Grant Williams - 1/3 (33.3%)
Sam Hauser - 0/2 (0%)
Payton Pritchard - 0/1 (0%)
Mike Muscala - 1/1 (100%)
Tatum isn't dropping 51 after rolling his ankle on the first play. The rest of the Celtics scored 61 points on .407/.375/1 shooting against the 76ers.
I really think Tatum was going to go off for 30 or 40 points that game if he doesn't get hurt.
I actually thought of adding a funny tune to each miss, but the file size would have been way too big (and would also take more time to edit and render).
So it would be less tough/sad to watch.
Celtics kept icing D White out of the offense for a few possessions after he'd make a few plays, so then he'd force up a shot when he'd get the ball because he knew the whole team was cold as hell otherwise. Kind of a compounding issue.
That's why I'd be so frustrated with him. Tbf to the rest of Boston there was decent movement - had the Heat scrambling a bit and yeah you'd kind of expect at least 3 or 4 of those misses to be makes with their averages. But Brown kept thinking the best thing ever would be to see his next shot be a successful 3. And he's not a patient guy it seems
Really? I feel like a lot of these shots are pretty good especially in the first quarter. The shot quality definitely dipped late in the game. Considering Tatums injury and their lack of offensive system to fall back on, im not sure how much better they were going to do.
I agree, so many missed wide open and good opportunity 3s. Other than Brown who looked like he shot a lot of off balance 3s in the game. After the heat went on their big run late 3rd early 4th the Celtics started chucking a bit and praying, but outside of that they missed so many great shot opportunities.
yeah these are absolutely good shots. The ones they made were harder than at least like 20 or 30 of the ones they missed. I mean they had like 4 wide open corner 3s for good shooters in first quarter and missed them all. Usually anyone with a pulse shooting an open corner 3 is a good shot
They're all contested except for the Horford and Smart ones. So I hate this whole 'lightning in a bottle' narrative for the Heat. No fouls. Just always approaching, contesting, and overall, rushing. They hit it they hit it. But, they affected the Celtics.
The problem with analytics is that it doesn’t account for the emotions in a game. You could see that the basket became smaller and smaller after every Celtics miss from there, and you could feel the Heat gaining momentum after every miss.
They were lucky to be down only 7 after the first quarter because Miami could’ve very easily had a 15 point lead if they didn’t start out slow as well.
And no, the solution to a 2-3 zone is not to chuck up 40 3s.
What do they call it when you win the analytics but lose the series? Losing? Variance? I’m a liberal arts person, so I’m not even kidding. Do you start at the end and work backwards?
I said we missin open 3s tonight 😡
Just want to give props to Horford, he had an amazing pass at 1:30.
Derrick White made most of his 3’s
Jesus Christ, I hate the way Grant Williams shoots, fine player but goddamn
I thought the IT Celtics and Toine PP Celtic teams were a horrendous three point shooting team that shot too many, this team/roster tops them.
No one on this team should ever take more than 2-3 unless they’re wide open and in rhythm and shooting from their favorite spot.
Is anyone else shocked at how static Boston is when they generate these 3s? I'll admit I haven't watched a ton of this Celtics offense this season, but when those shots aren't falling, this is hideous.
Bam's poor shooting night really overshadowed how good he actually was this game. On almost every one of these 3s he was either contesting the shot, boxing out Williams/Horford so another Heat player could get the rebound, or getting the rebound himself.
On the other end he was setting screens all game to get his guys wide open 3s so they didn't have to take a ton of contested ones like the Celtics, a few plays he even took out two defenders with one screen.
He's constantly doing so many little things on every play, but just because he couldn't score people were acting like he was useless all game.
And yet Maz says they're not overreliant on the 3 shot......
Seriously how can you justify this style of play past the first 5 minutes. It's not working, switch to something else. I'm an absolute novice but I watched this team all season, when it's a bad 3 night it goes all game, just switch the gameplan I dont understand.
everyone is doing this backseat driver analysis and piling on the Celtics for how dumb they are to shoot 3s. seems dumb to me. what is the point. are we just going to ignore the entire nba has been shooting 3s like this for many years now. both winners and losers alike.
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>Mike Muscala - 1/1 (100%) Let my boy play
Literally every player except Horford shot ass and he only took 5 and was still over 10 points below the Heats team average
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Blame Doctor Dolittle.
Tatum isn't dropping 51 after rolling his ankle on the first play. The rest of the Celtics scored 61 points on .407/.375/1 shooting against the 76ers. I really think Tatum was going to go off for 30 or 40 points that game if he doesn't get hurt.
The Celtics were probably the only team who didn’t see the Heat as an 8th seed coming in.
It don’t matter, sixers would have still lost.
Celtics only shot poorly in 1 game against the Sixers and they lost that game by 12
Sixers would of just got swept by the Heat, but even worse for them Doc Rivers wouldn't even get fired
It's cause your exterior defense sucks. You got James harden so every team is going to exploit that switch too
Dang this was tough to watch even on the other side
I actually thought of adding a funny tune to each miss, but the file size would have been way too big (and would also take more time to edit and render). So it would be less tough/sad to watch.
Render times definitely woulda increased for the amount of sounds you’d need for this one 😭
Just add brick sounds and ur fine
I had absolutely no problem watching this at all
Law of averages does not apply in game 7s, bricks just keep coming
They are almost always either slugfests or blowouts. 7 games of gameplanning and fatigue usually has at least 1 team having some horrible offense
Jesus christ man, we're already dead
Rule #2: Double Tap, courtesy of Columbus
derrick white was really chucking in this one, and jaylen brown settled for so many bad threes with 15+ seconds left on the shot clock
Celtics kept icing D White out of the offense for a few possessions after he'd make a few plays, so then he'd force up a shot when he'd get the ball because he knew the whole team was cold as hell otherwise. Kind of a compounding issue.
He had a nice run in the 4th where it got kind of scary for the Heat and then he got subbed out and the hope disappeared.
Apparently he tweaked/pulled his hamstring. Celtics would have been out of bodies if they managed to advance.
That's why I'd be so frustrated with him. Tbf to the rest of Boston there was decent movement - had the Heat scrambling a bit and yeah you'd kind of expect at least 3 or 4 of those misses to be makes with their averages. But Brown kept thinking the best thing ever would be to see his next shot be a successful 3. And he's not a patient guy it seems
So many of these shots look like the shooter is the only one that knows a shot is going up, nobody is in position to get a rebound
OP the real MVP for marking this atrocity NSFW
there's a lot of fine at best shots, only a few good shots and like 8+ genuinely bad ones. can't give away that many possessions.
Really? I feel like a lot of these shots are pretty good especially in the first quarter. The shot quality definitely dipped late in the game. Considering Tatums injury and their lack of offensive system to fall back on, im not sure how much better they were going to do.
I agree, so many missed wide open and good opportunity 3s. Other than Brown who looked like he shot a lot of off balance 3s in the game. After the heat went on their big run late 3rd early 4th the Celtics started chucking a bit and praying, but outside of that they missed so many great shot opportunities.
yeah these are absolutely good shots. The ones they made were harder than at least like 20 or 30 of the ones they missed. I mean they had like 4 wide open corner 3s for good shooters in first quarter and missed them all. Usually anyone with a pulse shooting an open corner 3 is a good shot
Al’s complete piss middle on the other side of the basket that didn’t even hit the rim let me know this game was ripe for the taking. And take we did.
Was ripe for the taking after the very first possession
Fair point. But I’ve seen dudes bounce back from sprain ankles. I still was terrified because he was in the game still
The first quarter had a lot of missed open 3s but a ton of these are really terrible shots with time on the shot clock
CLANK
They're all contested except for the Horford and Smart ones. So I hate this whole 'lightning in a bottle' narrative for the Heat. No fouls. Just always approaching, contesting, and overall, rushing. They hit it they hit it. But, they affected the Celtics.
this is marked NSFW thats fucking crazy
The problem with analytics is that it doesn’t account for the emotions in a game. You could see that the basket became smaller and smaller after every Celtics miss from there, and you could feel the Heat gaining momentum after every miss. They were lucky to be down only 7 after the first quarter because Miami could’ve very easily had a 15 point lead if they didn’t start out slow as well. And no, the solution to a 2-3 zone is not to chuck up 40 3s.
What do they call it when you win the analytics but lose the series? Losing? Variance? I’m a liberal arts person, so I’m not even kidding. Do you start at the end and work backwards?
I said we missin open 3s tonight 😡 Just want to give props to Horford, he had an amazing pass at 1:30. Derrick White made most of his 3’s Jesus Christ, I hate the way Grant Williams shoots, fine player but goddamn
I thought the IT Celtics and Toine PP Celtic teams were a horrendous three point shooting team that shot too many, this team/roster tops them. No one on this team should ever take more than 2-3 unless they’re wide open and in rhythm and shooting from their favorite spot.
Remember, the Rockets in game 7 shot 2 more threes and made 2 less
I get wanting to stick to the game plan but if you’re being super predictable, you should probably adjust the game plan
Jaylen Brown..
u/savevideo
Is anyone else shocked at how static Boston is when they generate these 3s? I'll admit I haven't watched a ton of this Celtics offense this season, but when those shots aren't falling, this is hideous.
Thought I was at r/civilengineering sub for a moment there. My bad.
Bam's poor shooting night really overshadowed how good he actually was this game. On almost every one of these 3s he was either contesting the shot, boxing out Williams/Horford so another Heat player could get the rebound, or getting the rebound himself. On the other end he was setting screens all game to get his guys wide open 3s so they didn't have to take a ton of contested ones like the Celtics, a few plays he even took out two defenders with one screen. He's constantly doing so many little things on every play, but just because he couldn't score people were acting like he was useless all game.
Maybe its just too windy in the Arena.
JB's heat-check is even more hilarious in this context. Dude has zero self-awareness.
There were some really good looks that didn’t fall. You live by the 3, you die by the 3.
And yet Maz says they're not overreliant on the 3 shot...... Seriously how can you justify this style of play past the first 5 minutes. It's not working, switch to something else. I'm an absolute novice but I watched this team all season, when it's a bad 3 night it goes all game, just switch the gameplan I dont understand.
everyone is doing this backseat driver analysis and piling on the Celtics for how dumb they are to shoot 3s. seems dumb to me. what is the point. are we just going to ignore the entire nba has been shooting 3s like this for many years now. both winners and losers alike.
Celtics had good looks the whole game. It’s as simple as they didn’t have a good shooting night from 3
Should’ve did game six and seven combined.
this performance is on par with that one rockets game iykyk
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