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After losing to Golden State in the NBA Finals last year, after having a closer-than-it-needed-to-be first-round series against Atlanta, and, yes, after the Bruins got rolled in the first round, the mood is that the Celtics had better win or else. The people who follow the teams - fans, writers, talk-show hosts, sponsors - were practically shouting that the Bruins and Celtics had better win or else … and now they’re limiting that threat to the Celtics. Just as the Bruins did.īut what we’re seeing these days in Boston is as far removed from the Giannis viewpoint as can possibly be imagined. Three cheers for the life lessons, silver linings and glasses half filled, but, sorry, the Bucks failed.
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Professional sports are all about crowning champions, and the math doesn’t work unless there is failure. And this year, someone else is gonna win. You don’t always win, some other people are gonna win.
There’s good days, bad days, some days you are able to be successful, some days you’re not, some days it’s your turn, some days it’s not your turn. His response included this: “There’s no failure in sports. When the Milwaukee Bucks were eliminated from the first round of the playoffs last week, their star player, Giannis Antetokounmpo, was asked if he believed the season was a failure. Pissed.” But he went on to add that “we have a great locker room and a great team, and when we play to our level we have a chance to win.” It got so bad for Philly that during a timeout, beleaguered Sixers coach Doc Rivers was heard screaming at his players, “They’re quicker to the ball, everything right now!”Īfter coming across as blasé and unstirred by the Game 1 loss, on this night the Celtics were, in the words of coach Joe Mazzulla: “Angry. Inaccessibility of a specific lesion, therefore, constitutes a strong contraindication, while significant risk to adjacent eloquent brain tissue suggests a relative contraindication although this must be balanced against the possibility of alternative approaches and the risk of not performing the procedure. They needed Brown’s 25-point effort, and the 23 points Brogdon contributed, including three treys during a third period in which the Celtics outscored the 76ers 35-16. They needed a smothering defense that set up the offense. Take that one sequence, add some 47 1/2 minutes to it, and that’s why the Celtics rolled to a 121-87 victory over the 76ers to even this Eastern Conference semifinal series at 1-1. This time, Maxey was the one who was made to look unsteady on his otherwise talented feet. This time, Brogdon was the fella who made the big play. The sequence doesn’t exactly mirror the aforementioned Game 1 miscue by Brogdon, but the role reversal was, is, a good match.
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