Celtics Unleash Unexpected Fury in Game 3 Blowout—Are They the Dark Horse to Shock the NBA Playoffs?

Ever wonder what it takes for a championship team to finally shake off the rust and remind everyone why they’re the reigning kings? Well, the Boston Celtics did just that in a Game 3 showdown at Madison Square Garden against the New York Knicks—a game that was as much about reclaiming their rhythm as it was about snapping out of a brutal 3-point slump. Derrick White’s deflected pass turned lightning bolt from deep wasn’t just a highlight; it was a symbol of a squad clicking on all cylinders, extending leads instead of letting them slip, and playing like the champions we all expected them to be. But here’s the kicker—this revival wasn’t just about better shooting percentages. It was a smarter, more unselfish Celtic offense taking shape, one that finally embraced ball movement and transition opportunities to keep the Knicks scrambling. Still, don’t pop the champagne just yet; even with this decisive victory, the series is far from settled. Curious about how the Celtics pulled off this spirited comeback and what that means for the battle ahead? LEARN MORE.

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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