The NBA playoffs continue, with a focus conversation in the East and the Celtics challenging the Nets on the road. In the first quarter, there was a pity scene, Tatum singled Durant to shoot a super negative angle, but the referee was a bit "confused", ruthlessly blew off this magic ball, Tatum missed an opportunity to climb the top five balls.
At the end of the first two games, the Celtics performed very well, winning both home games as desired, and went to Brooklyn with a 2-0 lead, and the mentality was still quite relaxed. For the Nets, G3 is already a backwater battle, because if it is 0-3 behind, no team can stage a reversal.
After the opening, the Nets sat on the home advantage and played very aggressively, stopping the opponent with a wave of 12-5. But after returning, Tatum stepped forward and helped the Celtics close the gap with consecutive unsolvable performances. One of the goals was a pity, and if you can count, it will definitely boost morale greatly and will become one of the classic pictures of Tatum's career.
At the time, Tatum was holding the ball on the right and it was Durant who was in charge of keeping an eye on him. Tatum didn't hesitate to strike alone, and it would be better if he could kill his opponent. Breakouts, drifts, shots, whistles, balls in... Everything was so perfect. But Tatum fixed his eyes on it, and it turned out that the referee was not a blown shot foul, but an early foul, got, two points, white blind this super negative angle.
Celtic coach Uduka is also very unhappy and feels sorry for Tatum. However, instead of dwelling on the past, Tatum immediately responded with three-pointers and exploded in a row, personally cutting eight consecutive points to lead the team to a 10-2 frenzy and return to the same running line.