Gibson Lowenberg

1 month ago | sportingnews.com | Gibson Lowenberg

The Boston Celtics had yet another embarrassing meltdown against the New York Knicks in Game 2. This is the second time in two games that the Celtics have boasted a 20-point lead and managed to let the Knicks rally back. Both games were eerily similar with the Celtics having poor shooting numbers and the Knicks storming back in the same way. But what specifically led to the Knicks clawing back into the game? Let's find out.

1 month ago | bvmsports.com | Gibson Lowenberg

Following the second straight meltdown by the Boston Celtics, the New York Knicks have announced ticket prices for Game 3, and fans are not pleased. The first two games of this series have been defined by the Celtics' defense holding strong in the first half before the Knicks make halftime adjustments and storm back from down 20. Now, Boston is facing a 0-2 deficit and is heading on the road to Madison Square Garden, the biggest stage in basketball.

1 month ago | sportingnews.com | Gibson Lowenberg

Late in Game 2 at the 2:42 mark in the fourth quarter, Boston Celtics Head Coach Joe Mazzulla decided to intentionally foul Mitchell Robinson of the New York Knicks. They fouled Robinson twice, forcing the 52% career free-throw shooter out of the game, but also putting the Knicks in the bonus. This was a huge risk by Mazzulla as he was facing a team featuring several players who can space the floor and hit free throws.

1 month ago | sportingnews.com | Gibson Lowenberg

Following the second straight meltdown by the Boston Celtics, the New York Knicks have announced ticket prices for Game 3, and fans are not pleased. The first two games of this series have been defined by the Celtics' defense holding strong in the first half before the Knicks make halftime adjustments and storm back from down 20. Now, Boston is facing a 0-2 deficit and is heading on the road to Madison Square Garden, the biggest stage in basketball.

1 month ago | sportingnews.com | Gibson Lowenberg

Late in Game 2 at the 2:42 mark in the fourth quarter, Boston Celtics Head Coach Joe Mazzulla decided to intentionally foul Mitchell Robinson of the New York Knicks. They fouled Robinson twice, forcing the 52% career free-throw shooter out of the game, but also putting the Knicks in the bonus. This was a huge risk by Mazzulla as he was facing a team featuring several players who can space the floor and hit free throws.