Celtics Face Philly Momentum in Game 3

0:00It's April 22nd, I'm Cory with the story. This is Boston Celtics News today, driven by AI and Bill for fans. Celtics fans took a hit Tuesday night with a 1-0-1 to 97 loss to the 76ers in Game 2, tying the series at one game apiece. After dominating Game 1 by 32 points, Boston got flipped on three-point shooting, Philly hit 1939 for nearly 49% while the Celtics win, just 13 to 50 to 26%. After this week, it looked like Boston's hot hand from deep would carry them, but Philly came out hungry and outworked them on both ends. Brown called it straight, they lacked intensity, died on screens, and didn't match the Sixers Pride. Both stars stayed cool post-game. Jalen Brown trust the group after their growth this season, saying they've got to back each other and keep the right mindset. Jason Tatum, back from that Achilles tear, six weeks ago, sees every playoff day as a win, just to be walking out there. They've been through nine playoff runs together, bouncing back from Game 2 home losses before

1:02Enroute to the title last year. Roll players like Derek White, Payton Pritchard, and Sam Houser struggled hard, combining for just 18 points after averaging over 42 in the regular. Season, but Brown says keep feeding them open looks. Now, it's off to Philly for Game 3, with the Sixers riding momentum and home court. These vets no playoffs are a rollercoaster of ups and downs, but sticking together has gotten them deep most years, they're built for this grind.