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Nuotr.: USA Today Sports-Scanpix
Nuotr. USA Today Sports-Scanpix
The Boston Celtics, who took the initiative in the second half of the game, saved their season and won Game 6 of the final series of the Morning Conference.
Man of the match
Brad Stevens picks up the NBA bubble in Orlando 121: 108 (18:26, 33:32, 41:25, 29:25) beat the Miami Heat team and softened the score 2-3. The sixth game of the series will take place at night from Sunday to Monday at 2:00 p.m. 30 minutes.
Early in the fourth quarter, Andre Iguodala scored a double point and reduced the Heat’s deficit to 8 points (89:97), but then the Celtics took a victorious assault.
Jaylen Brown scored two straight points, Gordon Hayward scored 4 fast points in a row and the Celtics won 10: 2 and took 16 points to 107: 91. The Heat’s basketball players could no longer take it seriously for the rest of the game.
“In this game, we had to come and play, fight and surrender,” Stevens said after the victory. “I think we played quite well in the second half, but since we are in the position we are in, we will have to do it again and again.”
Tatumas, who was the most productive player in the ranks, scored 31 points (5/12 dvit., 3/10 trit., 12/14 penalties), bounced 10 and seized 1 ball, made 6 assists and committed 2 mistakes.
At that time, Brown added 28 points to the victory (8/13 dvit., 4/10 trit., 0/1 penalty), 8 rebounds and 1 intercepted ball, 2 assists, but also committed 4 errors.
The Heat, who controlled the situation in the first half of the game, had a 7-point lead after two halves, but after a long break, the situation changed dramatically.
Miami Heat / Schedule
Brown hit the colon, Kemba Walker scored, Daniel Theis scored from under the basket and Marcus Smart scored three points and tied the Celtics at 60:60 in less than three minutes.
The Boston club that caught the wave didn’t stop. Brown scored another two points, Tatum noticed the penalties and shortly after a long serve, and the Celtics, who won the section 11: 3, took an 8-point lead – 71:63.
One of their main weapons, triples, didn’t work out for the Miami team tonight. The Heat made just 7 long shots of 36 (19 percent). At the time, the Celtics hit 12 3-pointers of 38 (32 percent).
“It just came to our notice then. We’re going to have to focus on doing this hard work,” Duncan Robinson said of the series finale.
“Boston played very well in the second half of the game. They deserved the win, – Heat strategist Erik Spoelstra praised the opponents. – We understand how difficult it is to win a game in the playoffs. We didn’t play hard enough in the playoffs. defense and we paid for it. But we have to drop our hat against the Celtics. They played with a lot of energy. “
Celtics: Jayson Tatumas 31 (5/12 diat., 3/10 trit., 10 rev. Cam), Jaylen Brown 28 (8/13 dvit., 4/10 trit., 8 reb.), Kemba Walker (3 / 6 trit., 7 res.) And Daniel Theis (6/8 double, 13 res.) After 15, Marcus Smart 12 (8 res., 8 res.), Gordon Hayward 10 (4/5 dvit., 0 / 4 trit.).
Heat: Goran Dragicchi 23 (7/10 diat., 1/7 trit.), Duncan Robinson 20 (4/4 dvit., 3/11 trit.), Jimmy Butler 17 (5/9 dvit., 8 atoms) Cam ., 8th ed.), Tyler Herro (4/7 dvit.) And Jae Crowderis (5/6 dvit., 0/6 trit.) After 14, Bamas Adebayo 13 (5/11 dvit., 8 rec. Cam ., 8 res.).
Match summary:
Jayson Tatuma performance:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XkEpV4N9rLc
Jaylen Brown performance:
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