Joe Mazzulla’s painful Celtics truth bomb after Stephen Curry, Warriors loss
Joe Mazzulla’s painful Celtics truth bomb after Stephen Curry, Warriors loss
The Boston Celtics and Jayson Tatum appear to have had the same reoccurring illness. Similar to past years,
they have blown a sizable lead in the clutch and missed simple opportunities.
Especially considering that they were up against Stephen Curry and the Golden State Warriors,
this was a grave error. When the last buzzer rung, many unhappy expressions were visible. However,
“We missed 20 layups and 41 3s… I thought we got great looks the entire night, just didn’t make them,” the Celtics head honcho said about their offense after blowing a 17-point lead.
Jayson Tatum’s squad only managed to score five points in overtime which led to their untimely doom.
More than this, shooting at a 41.2% clip from all three levels of scoring
made closing the game much harder. They were, however, dominating the Warriors
with an 11-point lead heading into the fourth quarter but Stephen Curry happened.
The greatest shooter of all time posted 33 points along with six assists in just 38 minutes of playing time.
He also made sure that his clutch gene was felt as he knocked down shots
in the clutch like it was in 2015. Klay Thompson also turned back the clock by
notching 24 points on 40 minutes of action.
There are a lot of factors that contributed to this loss. Hopefully, Joe Mazzulla and the rest of the Celtics can figure
out how to fix them if they truly want to get a Larry O’Brien trophy.
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