Celtics Lose to Timberwolves, Brown Reflects on Shooting

0:00It's March 23rd, this is Boston Celtics News Today, powered by AI Everything Happening With Your Team. I'm Corey, with the story. The Boston Celtics dropped a tough one to the Minnesota Temporals last Sunday, March 22nd, falling 102-92. A brutal 16-0 run by Minnesota in the fourth quarter, pretty much sealed it for Joe Missoula Squad, highlighting some late defensive breakdowns. String woes plagued the Celtics all night, especially from beyond the arc where they hit just 9 of 33 attempts for under 28 percent. Even standout Jalen Brown struggled with efficiency, scoring 29 points on 9 of 26 shots, including only 2 from B-Bon 6. Tries Brown owned up to it after the game, saying he got a bit too aggressive when things weren't clicking and wished he'd slow down to pick better spots. That kind of self-reflection from a leader like him sets a strong tone in the locker room. This season, Brown's been Boston's top performer, carrying the offense and defense while adjusting

1:02to Jason Tatum's return, which has shifted the ball distribution a bit. Fans can take heart in as high standards as it pushes the whole team to step up heading into the stretch run.