On April 21, Beijing time, the Celtics won another home victory over the Nets 114-107, completing a 17-point comeback. After the game, the official website of the Green Army posted a dressing room celebration scene, and Horford gave a passionate speech to cheer for the team and warn everyone not to slacken off. Tatum's son Deuce jumped into the dressing room and became the team's pistachio, and Tess carefully tied deuce's shoelaces.
The 35-year-old Horford is currently the oldest player in the Celtics, and although the core of the Green Army is double probing, the boss in the locker room is Horford. After the game, he took the thermos and gave a passionate speech. He said: "Like we talked about before, we saved the home field, but we still have a long way to go! The Green Army players responded to Horford's words, and the atmosphere was warm! After all, a 17-point reversal has greatly boosted the morale of the Green Army!
Tatum contributed 19 points, 6 rebounds and 10 assists, and although he only shot 5-of-16, he scored consecutive points to seal the win at key moments in the final quarter. His baby son Deuce accompanied his dad through an interview and returned to the home team locker room together. Deuce was the pistachio of the whole team, and he jumped in, and the players all shouted his name. Deuce's shoelaces in his chair were opened, and the attentive Tess tied his laces, a scene that was also captured by the Green Army photographers.
Now that the Celtics are leading the Nets 2-0, the probability of advancing to the next round has risen to 94%. However, as Horford said, they still have a long way to go, and only by winning 4 games can they be sure to knock the opponent out. Not to mention that this is a team with Durant and Irving, and they can't relax in the slightest. The G3s of the two teams will play separately at 7:30 a.m. Beijing time on April 24. Will the Nets win back a city at home, or will the Green Army get the game point? Let's wait and see.