Two, three shots.

Maybe he's going to take a game, but he's going to drill him and their momentum changing.

It's not about quantity.

It's about timeliness.

Right.

And the timeliness was really, really key.

But the rope was never let go of despite the Celtics getting off to such a great start

last night.

And that was the key.

And that's why when we go back to game three, the game where the Celtics beat the crap out of them, that was the

difference. If they had kept it close by making more shots early, I'm not saying they come back

and win, but I agree with Tommy that if these games are close, especially now without Tatum,

but even when Tatum was there, I trust the Knicks to execute down the stretch. And they'd

proven it in the three wins.

I think the question will be, from a Celtic standpoint, who can match Jalen Brunson?

For this game, it was clearly Jason Tatum, even though even with him matching Brunson,

the Knicks were making themselves known, especially in the fourth quarter.

But now, who can match Jalen Brunson for the Boston Celtics?

Well, the only option is Jalen Brown.

He was the NBA Finals MVP last year, and they're going to need him to be a mega man, a

Superman, if you will.

Devin is calling from up in Boston.

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