Celtics Unleash Deadly Surge in Game 3 — Is This the Turning Point That Will Define Their Championship Quest?
Ah, the Boston Celtics finally decided to shake off that pesky funk and show us all what championship caliber really looks like—right in the heart of Madison Square Garden, no less. You ever wonder if great teams sometimes intentionally mess with our heads by making it look so easy when they actually find their groove? Well, Game 3 against the Knicks wasn’t just a matter of hitting a few more threes (though, boy, that 50% from downtown was a sight for sore eyes). It was about the Celtics rediscovering the rhythm that made them the defending champs—the whole-ball-movement, high-energy brand of basketball that turns games from nail-biters into strolls in the park. Sure, luck and timing played their parts, but this wasn’t just a fluke turnaround; it was a statement that the Celtics aren’t down for the count yet. Can they keep this newfound magic alive, or was Game 3 a brilliant one-off? Only time will tell, but for now, the reigning champs look ready to defend their crown with some serious mettle.
The Celtics finally showed their full potential against the Knicks in a critical Game 3 road victory. And it wasn’t just about 3-point shooting regression.
Less than a minute into second half of their Game 3 battle at Madison Square Garden, the Boston Celtics tried to throw a pass into the post that was deflected.
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