"Let's go, Boston Celtics!" "Let's go, Boston Celtics!" "Let's go, Boston Celtics!" ... Amid the cheers of the TD Garden crowd, the Boston Celtics inbounded from the backcourt.
The ball went to Tony Allen, who quickly dribbled it across half court after receiving the pass.
Tony Allen drove the ball all the way to the top of the arc, moving like lightning.
Meanwhile, Goodwin at the left baseline gestured to his teammates. The Boston Celtics players immediately began moving, like a finely tuned machine, each carrying out his assigned task according to the set play.
Jimmy Butler was the first to cut into the paint, his movements quick and decisive as he instantly broke through the opposition's defensive line.
Along the way, Marc Gasol and Andre Drummond set screens for Jimmy Butler. Their coordination was seamless, successfully blocking the defenders.
Using the two screens, Jimmy Butler ran toward the right corner like an arrow of lightning, piercing straight into the enemy's heart.
"Help defense!" James Harden shouted urgently, his voice full of tension and anxiety.
Serge Ibaka also immediately headed toward Jimmy Butler, his strides strong and agile, his eyes filled with determination.
Jimmy Butler's average three-point percentage was not particularly high, only 35.3%, but from the corners on both sides, he shot as high as 45%!
That was why Coach Scott Brooks had emphasized before the game that they could not allow Jimmy Butler to shoot corner threes from either side.
However, Goodwin at the left corner saw this and the corners of his mouth lifted slightly. You took the bait!
Marc Gasol, who had just set the screen, immediately ran to the three-point line at the left wing, his figure ghostlike and impossible to track.
The instant Gasol arrived, the ball did too. It was as though Tony