
Celtics Stumble in Home Game Two, Series Tied at One
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Boston Celtics suffered a home loss in Game two, tying the series with Philadelphia Sixers. Despite Embiids absence, Sixers drained nineteen threes, led by VJ Edgecombes impressive performance. Celtics struggled from deep, going thirteen for fifty, while Sixers feasted on open looks. Coach Mazzulla highlighted pick-and-roll defense and shifts as key fixes. Celtics have bounced back strong in Game threes following a loss, heading to Philly for Game three Friday.
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Boston Celtics News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Celtics Stumble in Home Game Two, Series Tied at One. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
On April 23rd, Boston Celtic stumbled in Game 2 at home, dropping a tough one to the Philadelphia Sixers and tying the series at one game apiece. Without Joel and Bede, Philly drained 19-3 pointers at 49 percent, sparked by VJ Edgecom's massive 30 points and 10 rebounds. A. Feet not seen since Tim Duncan's rookie year, back in 1998. This law spits a rough pattern for Boston in home. Game 2's, they're just 3 and 5 over their last 8. Think back two years ago today to that wild Miami heap barrage of 23 playoff record threes, or recent blowouts to Cleveland in a squeaker, against New York. Players and fans are scratching their heads after the Celtics went 13 for 50 from deep, while Philly feasted on open looks. Boston's deep drops let Tyree's maxi and Edgecom pull up freely, and the Sixers smartly clawed the paint that Boston owned in Game 1. Coach Joe Mozilla caught out pick and roll defense and shifts as key fixes, especially after Philly converted nearly a third of their shots from.
24 feet or deeper. Boston's lay game push fell short, but they bounced back strong, going 4-1 in their last 5 game threes following a loss. Now the series heads to Philly for Game Free Friday, where these champs have shown they can flip the script and punch back hard. That's your update from Boston Celtics news today, powered by AI. I'm Corey with the story.
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