Green Army Celebrities: The Green Army performed badly in the last quarter because of the lack of a point guard, who had Irving, but he was a madman

Live Bar January 9, 2019 Recently, Celtic star Bob Cush was interviewed by the media "Boston Globe" to talk about the recent Celtics' repeated reversals in the fourth quarter of the lead.

There have been 6 times in the last 16 days, and the Celtics have finally been reversed by their opponents with a lead in the final quarter. They just lost to the Knicks 105-108 in the Jan. 7 game, squandering a 25-point lead.

"It's not right," Cush said of the Celtics' disastrous performances recently, "they're like playing a wild ball, running around and shooting at the slightest chance, which is not a sensible way to handle the ball." ”

In the interview, the Green Army star mentioned that the crux of this Green Army is the lack of point guards who can control the scene. "A good point guard is rare. The Celtics once had Irving as a point guard, but he was a head case. Walker has also been a point guard candidate, although he is better qualified for the position of point guard. The Celtics need a point guard who has the ability to break through threats and can pass the ball to Tatum and Brown. ”

'I love Smart, but I don't like him as a point guard, he thinks he's the best point guard, but he's not, he's just a positive factor affecting the game. Cush said.

"In 70 percent of the time, the Greens threw the ball to Tatum and Brown at key moments, but the two didn't have the point guard's ability to handle the ball, so they messed up." "So, our fourth quarter performance was at the bottom of the league," Cusi said. In a way, Tatum and Brown's ability is great, but they lack the skills to be point guards. ”

Finally Bob Cush concluded: "This Celtics should have done better than they are now, and it looks like we're still a long way from winning the 18th (championship) flag. ”

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