Ice_Ice_Brady
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As long as the Celtics don’t devolve into some weird iso ball with Tatum and Brown playing point guard, no one is beating them, even without Porzingis. Has Tatum even had an offensively dominant game this postseason? They’re 10-2.Celtics are so lucky.
First Round: Jimmy Butler is out for the Heat. This makes it easy for Boston to win.
Second Round: Donovan Mitchell goes out making it an east win for Boston.
Third Round: Haliburton goes out with a hamstring thar he had previously injured. The Pacers had a chance to win with Haliburton and their aggressive style especially against Boston but without Haliburton at 80%. The Pacers don't have a chance regardless of how hard the Celtics try to lose without Porzingis. The round is not over but the Celtics will make it to the finals.
Now the problems start for the Celtics. It is the FINALS, the Jay's don't do well in the finals. TATUM is already struggling in the rounds prior to the finals. PORZINGIS is absolutely needed to win the Finals, he may not even be able to play and if he does it won't be at 90%. HORFORD hasn't been able to handle the Bigs, struggling TATUM is being asked to change his game to cover for HORFORD, he is struggling before this change, and we know what he does in the finals. KORNET has a hand injury and wasn't that great before the injury. HAUSER has played like **** in the playoffs this season. BRISSETT has offered some hope, maybe. The other Celtics BIG defenders haven't played before the finals. BROWN has been doing great but we know his Final history, will it change?
Against Dallas it will be tough they added some great player help.
Against the Wolves,
they are hungry, and Wolves love to eat and tear their food apart.
It should be interesting.
White and Holiday are burying opposing guards with their defense. Brown is also playing high level there.
Yes, not having a good big man is going to make things tougher, but the Celtics are definitely good enough to win regardless.











