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Speaker 1: gotten turnover trouble early and we're playing catch up the
Speaker 1: rest of the way. They gave themselves a shot behind
Speaker 1: a really strong third quarter, but in the end, Jalen
Speaker 1: Brown and Kemba Walker finished the job that Jason Tatums
Speaker 1: started and the Celtics take Game one of the Eastern
Speaker 1: Conference Quarterfinals best of seven series in Orlando one O
Speaker 1: nine to one on one, I'm Brian Seltzer. Tough one
Speaker 1: for the seventy Sixers. Joel Embiide leads the way with
Speaker 1: twenty six points and sixteen rebounds, but he and the
Speaker 1: Sixers battled some early issues with turnovers, and that is
Speaker 1: the first area you can go to when trying to
Speaker 1: dissect where this game got away from the Sixers. The
Speaker 1: Sixers committing eighteen turnovers in the game to Boston seven,
Speaker 1: and the Celtics relatedly outscored the Sixers twenty one to seven.
Speaker 1: And points off turnovers and eighteen to eight on the
Speaker 1: break the sixers. We know the scene setting storylines without
Speaker 1: Ben Simmons coming into this series, making their margin for
Speaker 1: er against a very good, potent Boston Celtics team even
Speaker 1: that much more thin, and it just put them in
Speaker 1: a really tough bind in the early going where they
Speaker 1: were playing well enough to have control the game. In fact,
Speaker 1: you could make the case they did at the outset
Speaker 1: have control the game, but just too many turnovers gave
Speaker 1: the Boston Celtics too much life, too many opportunities to
Speaker 1: hang close, get into a rhythm, and ultimately when their
Speaker 1: best player, Jason Tatum, caught fire, he was really tough
Speaker 1: to slow down in rethinking the game. There was, you know,
Speaker 1: I guess sometimes trying to have to be a pessimist.
Speaker 1: When I look at things, I have what I call
Speaker 1: like an oh moment's column, And one moment for me
Speaker 1: tonight was when Jason Tatum, after a sluggish start in
Speaker 1: the first quarter, knocked down a contested three in the
Speaker 1: second quarter to give Auston the thirty two thirty one lead.
Speaker 1: It was a tough shot, it was a pure make
Speaker 1: and you're like, h, you hope if you're rooting for
Speaker 1: the Sixers, that's not the basket that gets Tatum going.
Speaker 1: And it was, it really was. He was unstoppable in
Speaker 1: that second quarter. He scored fifteen points, brought down sixteen rebounds.
Speaker 1: He was really sharp in the third quarter. He was
Speaker 1: the youngest Boston Celtic player ever to have a thirty
Speaker 1: and ten game, finishing with thirty two points and thirteen
Speaker 1: rebounds twenty nine from Jayalen Brown. He was huge in
Speaker 1: the fourth quarter, kemba Walker with some finishing baskets late.
Speaker 1: He finished with nineteen and the seventy sixers lose to
Speaker 1: Boston one nine to one oh one. Via zoom. Here's
Speaker 1: Brett Brown too to execute. The story of the game
Speaker 1: to me still isn't difficult to speak of. You start
Speaker 1: looking at their offensive rebounds. We did a better job
Speaker 1: in the second half with turnovers. But if you just
Speaker 1: go straight to you know, the volume of points twenty
Speaker 1: one points off I would turn overs, uh sixteen off
Speaker 1: the rebounds and and really you know, al makes Alec
Speaker 1: Burks makes a free throw, it's a three point game
Speaker 1: with thirty seconds left, and I think Joe missed a
Speaker 1: tippin which would have made it a two point game,
Speaker 1: you know, given us a two from one opportunity, and
Speaker 1: so you can't minimize the fact that losing stinks. But
Speaker 1: I feel like there are answers to the questions of why, Hey,
Speaker 1: thanks Brett, you welcome. We'll go to Mark Narducci um Brett.
Speaker 1: In the first quarter, Joel was posting and sco scoring
Speaker 1: at will, and they seemed to go away from that. Uh,
Speaker 1: is that something you would like to see more of
Speaker 1: because you had a lot of success in that first quarter. Yeah, No,
Speaker 1: I don't agree with you. I think that part of
Speaker 1: turnovers came from, you know, getting stood up and trying
Speaker 1: to post, and part of our turnovers came when we
Speaker 1: did post. You know, we weren't crisp passing out of
Speaker 1: the post. This is the double edged sword that you
Speaker 1: have to figure out what line do you want to walk?
Speaker 1: Because you know the examples that I just gave a
Speaker 1: true and I think that there's no doubt that we
Speaker 1: want to get Joe the ball in different fluor spots.
Speaker 1: It doesn't always have to be bullyball at the nail,
Speaker 1: where it's just a fist fight and everything gets stuck
Speaker 1: in mud. It can be at a nail. It can
Speaker 1: be pick and roll, It can be putting Alec Burke
Speaker 1: and Joel in a two man game and getting them
Speaker 1: out of a role. And so I think this overplaying.
Speaker 1: You know, the volume of just smash mouth, bullyball post
Speaker 1: up to do it all the time is comes with
Speaker 1: some level of punishment if you're not careful. And so
Speaker 1: I look forward to going back and seeing a post
Speaker 1: passing a post, passing out of the post, delivering the
Speaker 1: ball to the post, and I think that we can
Speaker 1: improve a lot in that area. Thank you. Paul Hudrick. Hey,
Speaker 1: right when we're talking about Tata and how good he
Speaker 1: was tonight, Um, it seemed like Matisse, you know, in
Speaker 1: his first playoff game, did a pretty strong job. What
Speaker 1: did you see from him? And is that something you know?
Speaker 1: I know last year you once you saw how good
Speaker 1: Ben was on Kauhi, you kind of stuff with that matchup.
Speaker 1: Is that something you might do going forward? I mean,
Speaker 1: for the most part short of the starting group, you know,
Speaker 1: that's how it plays out. When you look at jay
Speaker 1: Riches minutes and Matisse's minutes, they're they're completely mirrored to
Speaker 1: Kemba and Jason's and so I think that that to
Speaker 1: blow up the starting five in exchange for doing that,
Speaker 1: I'm not prepared to say that's what's going to happen. Um.
Speaker 1: I look forward to going back and watching the table
Speaker 1: in considering that option, But at the moment, you know,
Speaker 1: I feel like it's just something I want to think
Speaker 1: more about based on what I see on the tape.
Speaker 1: Seventy six Ers loosing the Boston Celtics one O nine,
Speaker 1: one on one in Game one of the Eastern Conference Quarterfinals.
Speaker 1: Sixers led by as much as six. They had a great,
Speaker 1: inspired fifteen nothing run, the second half of which came
Speaker 1: with Joel Embiide on the bench bridging the third and
Speaker 1: fourth quarters. That gave them a chance, but then the
Speaker 1: Boston Celtics, behind Jalen Brown, came right back into it.
Speaker 1: The Boston Celtics went on eighteen to five run themselves.
Speaker 1: Brown hit a big three pointer to tie up the
Speaker 1: score at eighty six, and then the key sequence, maybe
Speaker 1: not key, there were a couple of key moments, but
Speaker 1: certainly a game changing sequence that put Boston in position
Speaker 1: was the technical foul called on Al Horford, drawn by
Speaker 1: Jalon Brown. He went to the line, had two free
Speaker 1: throws to put Boston up by four. Boston got the
Speaker 1: ball back and then Jalen Brown drew a foul on
Speaker 1: a drive for the basket, hit those two free throws,
Speaker 1: making it ninety two to eighty six. You know, I thought, yeah,
Speaker 1: the turnovers, of course, they were an issue, the Sixers
Speaker 1: committing eighteen of them that led to twenty one points
Speaker 1: for the Celtics. I also thought, I mean, it was
Speaker 1: a hard fought game. It was a spirited game, you
Speaker 1: could tell, But in some key moments, I just felt
Speaker 1: like there were some extra opportunities that Boston earned for itself.
Speaker 1: You might not look at the stat sheet and see
Speaker 1: that Boston was plus one on the offensive glass. That's
Speaker 1: not a huge disparity. The Sixers outscored Boston on second
Speaker 1: chance points sixteen to nine. But I'm even thinking like
Speaker 1: moments where you know, Grant Williams got back to back
Speaker 1: offensive rebounds. The Sixers got lucky because Marcus Smart missed
Speaker 1: two threes. But there were just some key moments when
Speaker 1: Boston might have won the hustle battle or outworked the
Speaker 1: Sixers just a little bit to gain a key possession
Speaker 1: or another opportunity to keep the Sixers on their heels
Speaker 1: just enough. Boston went up by ten with under four
Speaker 1: minutes to go on what felt like a backbreak Kemba
Speaker 1: Walker transition layup, but the seventy six ers got a
Speaker 1: little bit more life in the closing moments. Alec Burke's
Speaker 1: awesome game for him, I thought. He finished with eighteen points,
Speaker 1: had to put back to make it a four point
Speaker 1: game one on one ninety seven. Josh Richardson played pretty
Speaker 1: well on the offensive end. He had a three to
Speaker 1: make it one oh three, one hundred, but Jason Tatum
Speaker 1: was able to draw the foul, get to the free
Speaker 1: throw line, and in the end Boston ice this game
Speaker 1: one oh nine to one oh one, twenty six points,
Speaker 1: sixteen rebounds for Joel and bad. He committed five of
Speaker 1: the seventy six ers eighteen turnovers. Boston, as we expected,
Speaker 1: really aggressive, bringing double teams when Joe got the ball
Speaker 1: and made it difficult for him. Shake Milton I thought
Speaker 1: played well enough three for five from outside the arc,
Speaker 1: thirteen points, three assists. He did commit three turnovers. Tobias
Speaker 1: Harris might need a little bit more from him on
Speaker 1: the offensive end. He was six or fifteen from the
Speaker 1: floor Oh for three from outside the arc, fifteen points,
Speaker 1: eight rebounds, eight assists, Al Horford a couple of costly turnovers,
Speaker 1: six points, seven rebounds, six assists. As I mentioned Burke's
Speaker 1: eighteen points off the bench, Mike Scott furkon corkcuse and
Speaker 1: they were scoreless off the bench, and neither of them
Speaker 1: were able to get up a three point shot. Cork
Speaker 1: Mose did not get a single shot up in seven minutes.
Speaker 1: Boston didn't get much from its bench either. Jason Tatum
Speaker 1: Jalen Brown combined for sixty one Kemba Walker added nineteen,
Speaker 1: so that's eighty out of Boston's one O nine from
Speaker 1: their key three. And this news just in before we
Speaker 1: go to break, coming from Adrian Wodronski from ESPN, Gordon
Speaker 1: Hayward is going to undergo an MRI on a sprain
Speaker 1: right ankle tonight. According to sources, he left Game one
Speaker 1: limping in the fourth quarter. So with that report that
Speaker 1: Gordon Hayward is going to be looked at. Jalen Brown
Speaker 1: was banged up a bit during the game, but he
Speaker 1: proved to be key in closing this one. After the Celtics,
Speaker 1: Tom McGinnis had the call of this one down at
Speaker 1: the center tonight. Tom It was an uphill battle from
Speaker 1: the seventy six Ers from the start because of the turnovers.
Speaker 1: They strung together that fifteen nothing run going into the
Speaker 1: fourth quarter to give themselves a shot. But Boston, their firepower,
Speaker 1: led by Jalen Brandon kemba walker down the stretch, turned
Speaker 1: thing in the Celtics favor. Yeah, the second and the
Speaker 1: fourth quarters hurt the Sixers. Boston outscored the Sixers in
Speaker 1: those two frames by nineteen seven in the second, thirty
Speaker 1: to twenty three and a dozen in the fourth. And
Speaker 1: that's skewed a little bit by the foul stream. But
Speaker 1: I agree with coach Brown. I mean there are correctable errors.
Speaker 1: I mean the turnovers, you've got to be better. Any
Speaker 1: number of those turnovers in the first half, thirteen of
Speaker 1: which they were way better in the second half, came
Speaker 1: off deflections. And that is trying to pass the ball
Speaker 1: into the post, not using a ball fake, just to
Speaker 1: kind of straight line pass where the you know, the
Speaker 1: initial defenders getting a hand on the ball or the
Speaker 1: help defender deflex and then somebody else came over and
Speaker 1: stole it. And that's just not playing with patients and
Speaker 1: not playing with a pragmatic purpose kind of if you
Speaker 1: will for the Sixers, and that cost him big time
Speaker 1: again twenty one turnovers to coach Brown's point, you know,
Speaker 1: they got to the offensive glass. I thought that was
Speaker 1: a huge putback by Cantor. And this is going to
Speaker 1: sound a little bit like no daw but that is
Speaker 1: their team played better. They they around. They had a
Speaker 1: thirty two and twenty nine would Tatum and Brown and
Speaker 1: then Kemba stepped up big and Hayward had a nice,
Speaker 1: nice ball game, but not you know, huge numbers. But
Speaker 1: again smart even though I don't even think smart score.
Speaker 1: He might have had two free throws, the Brown free throws,
Speaker 1: the plays by Tye and Cantor, and you know what
Speaker 1: I mean. They even Robert Williams came in there and
Speaker 1: at least he gave their big guys some rest and
Speaker 1: gave them some you know, okay minutes. And the Sixers
Speaker 1: got nice performance off the bench by Burkes. But those
Speaker 1: little things, that's what games come down to. These games.
Speaker 1: You can game plan, you can scheme, you can you're
Speaker 1: gonna tweak things, you can make adjustments, but in the
Speaker 1: end you got to make the little plays, and they
Speaker 1: made a lot of hustle plays, and I thought that
Speaker 1: was a difference in the game. I agree with you, Tom,
Speaker 1: I mean, when I was looking through the stat sheet,
Speaker 1: like I was saying, I'm not sure if I could
Speaker 1: point to one particular stat that truly captured that sentiment,
Speaker 1: but it was just to me it was the edge
Speaker 1: factor and Boston had a little bit more of a tonight. Yeah.
Speaker 1: I mean the Sixers outrebounding, the assists are almost identical.
Speaker 1: The fouls until the very end were very similar. Tatum
Speaker 1: got on a roll in the second fifteen points, unstoppable.
Speaker 1: He kept getting by the Sixers, he got a lot
Speaker 1: of calls, and then Jalen Brown was huge. I mean
Speaker 1: Brown with the threes, and this was after he went
Speaker 1: out with that knee to the thigh. You know where
Speaker 1: Joel ended up getting fouled by by Jalen Brown, even
Speaker 1: though it was like I said, him incurring a knee
Speaker 1: to the side of his quadra step there. But no,
Speaker 1: And that's that's frustrating because you know, now they've got
Speaker 1: one in the books, and now you come back and
Speaker 1: we'll see Heyward, I'd be shocked if he played and
Speaker 1: again you're not supposed to speculate on injuries, but I
Speaker 1: saw that injury. I know they took an MRI and
Speaker 1: and you know they they announced he had a sprained
Speaker 1: right ankle. But yeah, he came down pretty hard on
Speaker 1: that twist in terms of landing on on Tyson, Brown's
Speaker 1: gonna be a little bit sore. So And now getting
Speaker 1: into what coach Brown said, like the question was posed
Speaker 1: about getting away from inbad and that is the turnovers.
Speaker 1: Like I thought he was quick, he was decisive. He
Speaker 1: had five for five from the field, but Joel was
Speaker 1: turnover prone. So that's where the Sixers didn't want to
Speaker 1: keep going back there and coming away with live ball
Speaker 1: turnovers going the other way for the Celtics and that
Speaker 1: and now you lift him out and yes he can
Speaker 1: be a factor, but again after the first quarter, you
Speaker 1: only had nine attempts the entire game, So you got
Speaker 1: to figure out a way to you know, to get
Speaker 1: him the ball down there at times, move him around it.
Speaker 1: Just again, that's where everybody feels like the Sixers have
Speaker 1: the biggest advantage within beat. But you know, to me,
Speaker 1: this is going to be a long series. That's what
Speaker 1: I take away. This is what it could have should
Speaker 1: a game for the Sixers, but again they got to
Speaker 1: come back on Wednesday and split this thing up and
Speaker 1: get to get even and headed into the weekend. In
Speaker 1: terms of Friday and Sunday, sixers come up eight points short,
Speaker 1: one O nine one on one. Agree with you, Tom
Speaker 1: doesn't feel like the gap is too far, but just
Speaker 1: how much ground with the seventy sixers be able to
Speaker 1: make up remain to be seen. It seems like Alec
Speaker 1: Burks can help them though eighteen points and he just
Speaker 1: he got buckets. I mean, it's kind of surprising, at
Speaker 1: least to me, where if you watched the game the
Speaker 1: eye test, it didn't really feel like a six or
Speaker 1: fifteen game for him. He seemed like he had answers
Speaker 1: for the Sixers when they were needed. And I just
Speaker 1: like his presence and his attack that he brings out there. Yeah. Absolutely,
Speaker 1: And Brian, this has been told to me, so it's
Speaker 1: not a novel thought by me. But the playoffs are
Speaker 1: about making plays. You can X and oh, and you
Speaker 1: can strategize and do this that in the end, it
Speaker 1: comes to exceedingly talented players making plays. You know. Tonight,
Speaker 1: like I said, it was brown and Tatum and Walker
Speaker 1: for them. As expected, Joel had a big game to
Speaker 1: bias Head nice numbers and Burks is one of those
Speaker 1: guys and what he does as he takes you off
Speaker 1: the dribble and he is able to create and get
Speaker 1: get baskets, you know what I'm saying. So, and he's
Speaker 1: proven to be a capable score particularly in the restart,
Speaker 1: like with the way he played in the eight seeding games.
Speaker 1: I know he only played seven of those eight games,
Speaker 1: and so he's become a primary ballhandler for Coach Brown,
Speaker 1: particularly off the bench. And yeah, you need that scoring.
Speaker 1: So and I thought Shake came in and made some
Speaker 1: nice field goals and you ended up being a player
Speaker 1: in the game. Same same with Josh. But you got
Speaker 1: to curtail those turnovers. And this is an issue for
Speaker 1: the Sixers, not just in this game, but has been
Speaker 1: in postseasons of years past. They've got to shore that
Speaker 1: up and not I mean it's a double edged sword
Speaker 1: and that Boston is scoring and oh, by the way,
Speaker 1: it's an empty possession for your team, the Sixers, in
Speaker 1: terms of not being able to score. And again you're
Speaker 1: giving them the ball in a situation where they have
Speaker 1: an odd man runout or at least they have your
Speaker 1: defense scrambling, so it's really problematic and you got to
Speaker 1: clean that up in the next game. Well put by
Speaker 1: Tom again. It's Tom. We will talk to you pregame
Speaker 1: on Wednesday. Good night, Brian think for the twenty first
Speaker 1: time in history, the seventy Sixers meeting the Boston Celtics
Speaker 1: in the postseason, and the Sixers got off to a
Speaker 1: promising start. Joel Embiid was outside right. He goes to
Speaker 1: Horford right by Brad Stevens. He drives it along underneath
Speaker 1: the basket, puts it back out, goes to a B
Speaker 1: to B with a running start ten a slam. He
Speaker 1: didn't even put it down. He carms it with a
Speaker 1: right hand jam crushes the slam. Joel Embiad opening the
Speaker 1: game five for five from the field. That one gave
Speaker 1: the Sixers a six or two lead. This one was
Speaker 1: a pretty improbable score as well. To and beat at
Speaker 1: the top of the arc. Hands off the Josh Richardson
Speaker 1: is going to create. He's cut off three to shoot
Speaker 1: back to a bead and be beyond the arc. Fires
Speaker 1: for three. It's up and good at the shot puck buzzer,
Speaker 1: a desperation trade and it beat with a step back.
Speaker 1: Joel embiad with eleven points by the time he went
Speaker 1: to the bench for the first time, with two and
Speaker 1: a half minutes to go on the first quarter, seventy
Speaker 1: six ers like twenty six twenty five after one in
Speaker 1: the second, Tobias Harris keeping the seventy sixers in front,
Speaker 1: and now the sixers tied at twenty nine to the
Speaker 1: corner to Bias, he fakes, he drives, he slams baseline,
Speaker 1: moved back to Bias Harris and a two hands stuff.
Speaker 1: Great job, patience, the ball fake, drawing the Celtic defender out,
Speaker 1: he dribble and he dunked him. Sixers back in front,
Speaker 1: thirty one, twenty nine. But after that a basket I
Speaker 1: thought was keen this game. Jason Tatum hit a triple.
Speaker 1: It looked good, It seemed like it could have been
Speaker 1: a confidence booster, and in retrospect it probably was. He
Speaker 1: put the Celtics up by the score of thirty two
Speaker 1: thirty one, and he was the man in quarter number two,
Speaker 1: Boston by three. Halfway through the second Tatum will bring
Speaker 1: it down the near sideline with the right hand dribble,
Speaker 1: gets a screen bike tights, tell them buying three balls,
Speaker 1: shot dear and good forty percent from three on the year.
Speaker 1: Jason Tatum has a arrived. Indeed he had at that point.
Speaker 1: I made it forty one thirty five Celtics, Boston left
Speaker 1: fifty nine. I beg your part fifty forty nine. Going
Speaker 1: into intermission third quarter, let's zoom. Towards the end of
Speaker 1: the period, seventy sixers got going. Joel and Beat helped them.
Speaker 1: But then with him Beat on the bench, the seventy
Speaker 1: sixers enjoying one of their best stretches of the night.
Speaker 1: Richardson feeding Harford against Tatum. He turns, he faces right hand,
Speaker 1: dribble into the lane, powers up of the right hand,
Speaker 1: shot you no, no, He gets his old message, scores
Speaker 1: the ball. Any bellows big out yeah, let me hear you.
Speaker 1: It was a great moment al Horford and letting it
Speaker 1: out right there, making it a seventy nine seventy five
Speaker 1: game in favor of the Sixers. That was the score
Speaker 1: going into the fourth. Joe hit a long two to
Speaker 1: put the Sixers up eighty one seventy five. Not too
Speaker 1: long after that, Boston hit the Sixers with a run
Speaker 1: of eighteen to five, then put them in the driver's seat.
Speaker 1: Jalon Brown was a big part of it. Josh Richardson
Speaker 1: with the ball into the lane, a round Tatum block
Speaker 1: bike Tatum from behind. Boston with the ball walk around
Speaker 1: a drive out to the left side. Brown open three
Speaker 1: on a transition. It's good a dagger Jaalen Brown knocks
Speaker 1: it down and kemba walker On Boston's next possession scored
Speaker 1: a transition lay up to make it a ten point
Speaker 1: game with under four minutes to go. Alec Burks had
Speaker 1: to keep put back to bring the Sixers within four.
Speaker 1: Josh Richardson, with the game winding down, brought the Sixers
Speaker 1: a little bit closer. Richardson out front guard a bike
Speaker 1: Tatum and be with a high screen and smart is
Speaker 1: there smart switchers out on John's left quarterer Tobias Harris
Speaker 1: looking for it. Beat Harris with the drill ball back
Speaker 1: out the Richards He shoot the three left perimeter. It's good,
Speaker 1: richards said, poors it in and the lead now down
Speaker 1: to three. But the Boston Celtics were able to get
Speaker 1: to the line after that, and they put the game
Speaker 1: away from there. Jason Tatum to the stripe, Kemba Walker
Speaker 1: to the stripe, Jason Tatum back to the line, and
Speaker 1: the seventy Sixers did not have enough to close the
Speaker 1: gap farther. Boston wins this one one O nine, one
Speaker 1: O one. Seventy six Ers shot forty six percent from
Speaker 1: the field, Boston just forty two percent. Six Ers nine
Speaker 1: of twenty seven from the ark, the Celtics were ten
Speaker 1: of thirty one Boston and edge from the free throw
Speaker 1: line twenty three of twenty six. Six Ers were eighteen
Speaker 1: of twenty three Sixers plus seven on the glass. But
Speaker 1: going back to a point that Tom and I discussed,
Speaker 1: it just felt like Boston got some really key hustle rebounds,
Speaker 1: loose balls, those sorts of things that helped give them
Speaker 1: an edge. Six ers eighteen turnovers like to twenty one
Speaker 1: Boston points. Can't have that. The Celtics with just seven
Speaker 1: turnovers and the Sixers only scored seven points of those turnovers,
Speaker 1: and Boston out scoring the Sixers on the break eighteen
Speaker 1: to eight. Joe finished with twenty six and sixteen. He
Speaker 1: had five turnovers, eighteen points for Josh Richardson and Alec
Speaker 1: Burke's fifteen for Tobias Harris, who had eight boards and
Speaker 1: eight assists, thirteen for shake Milton Matisse Thibo with five points.
Speaker 1: He played thirty two minutes, did spend a lot of
Speaker 1: time on Jason Tatum, did a pretty good job scoreless
Speaker 1: Mike Scott and fur Con Corkmise thirty two and thirteen
Speaker 1: for Jason Tatum twenty nine points on five for eight
Speaker 1: shooting from outside the ark to Jalen Brown, who made
Speaker 1: all six of his free throws. Kemba Walker showed up
Speaker 1: late with nineteen points and five assists, twelve for Gordon Hayward,
Speaker 1: who left the arena reportedly on crutches and sprained his
Speaker 1: right ankle. He is undergoing an MRI, according to reports.
Speaker 1: One final time, the final score it was the Boston
Speaker 1: Celtics one on nine and the seventy Sixers one oh one.
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