On April 21, Beijing time, the NBA playoff Nets and Celtics G2. The Celtics finally completed a 17-point reversal and rushed to the top of the hot search. Grant Williams became the number one wizard, shooting 4-of-4 and 6-of-6 from the free throw line for 17 points, 6 rebounds and 2 blocks.
Not surprisingly, the Celtics adopted a bag-and-hold strategy towards Durant and Irving. However, this also made them lose sight of each other, and in the first quarter, Brown broke through and broke through, taking the first nine points of the Nets and scoring 12 points in a single quarter.
In the second quarter, Dragic stepped forward and suddenly exploded, scoring 13 points in the single quarter. Throughout the first half, Dragic scored 16 points on 7-of-10 shooting, scoring as many points as any of the Celtics' benches.
However, the Nets also buried hidden dangers. The Celtics returned to offensive form in the second quarter, scoring 31 points in a single quarter, and the team's replacement Grant Williams scored 13 points on 100 percent shooting. On the other side, Irving scored only 6 points in the slump half.
Back in the second half, the Celtics went 15-7, trailing just two points. Durant and Irving continued to slump, with Durant scoring 6 points in a single quarter and Irving scoring 2 points in a single quarter. Fortunately, others stepped forward, and Seth Curry stepped forward to help the Nets stay ahead.
Grant Williams continued to shoot 100 percent, and the Celtics blasted a 16-6 run in the fourth quarter to overtake by five points. After that, the Celts also laughed to the end. In this battle, Gwei also made history, becoming the second highest score in the team's playoff history, after Don Nelson (24 points).