Victory! The Celts are alive! Shoot 22 three-pointers! Without Tatum, the Green Army can fight

Defending champions, refusing to eliminate.

Today at TD North Shore Garden, the Celtics defeated the Knicks 127-102 to tie the series at 2-3, and the two teams will move to Madison Square Garden to play G6 again.

The Celtics were on fire from the outside, shooting 22-of-49 from three-point range, with White scoring 34 points, Jaylen Brown having 26 points, eight rebounds and 12 assists, and Pritchard scoring 17 points.

For the Knicks, Brunson played 33 minutes and scored 22 points with 6 fouls, Hart scored 24 points on 5-of-9 three-pointers, and Towns contributed 19 points.

In the first game of the season after Tatum suffered a serious injury, the team was killed and left himself at the table.

Where do you win? Or a three-point shot.

When you can shoot 22 three-pointers in a single game with a 44 percent shooting rate, there's no opponent you can't play.

As I've said before, this is the pattern of the Green Army, playing with three-point shooting.

Of course, some games can kill the opponent, while others are too stubborn to score three points, which is also suicide.

The "Great Shift" has been practiced, and it is invincible, but it is also easy to go crazy.

The situation of the Green Army is a special one.

In terms of the ability of the eldest brother, whether it is Tutu or Grandpa Niu, it may be almost interesting in terms of level.

But in addition to the big and small kings of the team, they also have 2 or J, Q, K...

On the verge of life and death, Xiaobai scored 34 points, 7 of 13 on the outside, and beat himself into a real white emperor.

Pritchard, Sixth Man of the Year.

Then, two veterans, Horford and Holiday .

Whoever made a lot of money, only Porzingis did not play ...

The most outrageous thing today was Cornet, who came off the bench, and played Garnett instead of Bennett...

5-of-5, 10 points, 9 rebounds and 7 blocks, propping up a no-fly zone.

So, it's normal to take the G5.

For the losing Knicks.

The foul on the big head is one of them.

At the heart of it is the failure of the two protectors, Bridges and Anunoby, on the offensive end...

The first half was a five-to-five start, and then the third quarter suddenly collapsed.

Losing this game is not a problem.

Importantly, they need to return to Madison Garden to finish the series.

Avoid long nights and dreams.