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In Game 2 of the first round of the NBA playoffs, the Celtics host the Miami Heat. Although Celtic had taken a 1-0 lead on aggregate, the first half was unusually close and the two teams were evenly matched. The Celtics tried to use their inside advantage to suppress their opponents, but the effect was not significant. Despite their gains on the inside, the scoring is still in short supply. The Heat showed amazing three-point firepower from the outside, so that the difference was never widened.
This time, Tatum broke through to the restricted area, faced a heavy defense, missed the shot, and fortunately scored a platinum rebound.
The Celtics had just scored two points before being extinguished by a three-pointer from the Heat, who were too accurate from the outside.
At the end of the first half, the Celtics took a slim three-point lead. The Heat's three-point shooting was amazing, with Harkes, Herro and Martin hitting three-pointers in quick succession, making the Celtics' two-point score look quite a loss in comparison. To stay ahead, the Celtics had to find a way to curb the Heat's three-point firepower in the second half. Otherwise, if Tatum continues to make high-intensity breakthroughs, his physical consumption will become too large, which will be a huge hidden danger for the Celtics, Brown still maintained a good state in the second half, but Martin and Herro continued to be able to respond, the Heat once overtook double digits, and the double tanhua teamed up to chase the difference of 6 points, but the Celtics let the Heat shoot 23 three-pointers and were directly blown up, and finally the Heat beat the Celtics, and the score was 1-1.
Heat: Herro, Martin, Hakes, Jovic, Adebayo
Celtics: Holiday, White, Brown, Tatum, Porzingis