Boston Celtics may reach the next step in his search to repeat as the NBA Champion, which gives a chance to wrap the first round playoff series of his Eastern conference against Orlando Magic Visiting Orlando Magic on Tuesday night.
Boston won the first two games of the best seven series at home after Boston, the team split two games in Orlando. Celtics took a 3–1 series lead with a 107–98 win in Game 4 on Sunday.
“They are going to be aggressive to close this series and try to relax something,” said Orlando’s Kentavius Caldwell-Pope. “Also, for us, we are coming with (with) desperate. We need to push this game just one game 6. So we are eager for it.”
Game 4 was scored 10–1 in Boston before 91–91 and scored 16 runs out of the final 23 points of the game.
Jaylen Brown of Boston said, “It was a big win on the road in a difficult physical environment against a team that is playing well, and a team that has been eager to take us out.” “… we will get our rest, and we will rally soldiers and return to Boston on the floor of our house.
This series was noted for Magic’s physical drama that Celtics was seen as a challenge.
“We had to be more physical,” Brown said. “Just taking care of boards, taking care of trenches, taking care of such small plays, not fauting for materiality, unnecessary reasons and just playing basketball. I still think we can get better, but how to shut down the game. And it was a fun.”
Free-Throw shooting was a factor when Boston Game 4 was 30 out of 32 from the line. Six of the free throw came late when Orlando was trying to dishonestly. Jason Tatam made each of his 14 free-three efforts and was 9 out of 10 from the brown line. Orlando created 14 of its 20 free throw.
Orlando coach Jamahal Mosley said, “Wisely, we talk about physical games and the way we play.” “You talk about the back and forth fight, and I always look at our ability to attack Rim. … They shoot, let’s say, let’s say, 26 free throw before the back stretch. You look at those margins and they are very similar attacks, but it’s not the same dishonesty. Whether it is part of physicality or not, it’s something that we see.”
Paolo Banchero and Franz Wagner have provided most magic crime in the series. Both players scored at least 23 points in each of the first four matches. Banchero has at least 31 points in three out of four competitions.
Wagner said, “This is a do-or-dai.” “This is a great opportunity for us. We are going on that aircraft and the right mindset is coming to Boston and make sure we will get the game 5.”
If the magic wins, the series will return to Orlando for Game 6 on Thursday. Orlando has won three of its four domestic sports against Boston this season.
“It’s not over,” Brown said. “We will close them because we don’t want to come back here.”
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