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I guess I was wrong about the Celtics. They just proved that even with an unexperienced team with a good young talents can potentialy win against a strong opponent. They just played very well, and I guess we'll gonna see different team in the finals.

You can't count out the Cavs since they are going home to clear up this series.
I can't believe they lost with James get 42 points tonight.
Seems like he is doing all the work while the others are just standing around watching him play. Undecided

I couldn't believe it either but what a fantastic turnaround from the third quarter by the Celtics. They totally outclassed the Cavs even after Lebron's heroics and i think they have a lot of work to do now that they are down by 2, that is if they have any chance of making it to the finals .

Lebron James is now also down from this point on of the series. Not unless he will want to have some kind of wake up call by not only himself but by other players in the team they won't defeat Boston Celtics. I mean come on Hayward and Kyrie Irving is not even in the roster, yet it looks like Boston is schooling the Cavaliers, don't hate me on this one but that is the reality we are seeing right now.

Lebron must have been missing Kyrie by now. Grin

They all did their job on the offensive end but how about the defense. 1st half is good but they wear out on the 2nd half giving the young Celtics the chance to get the lead.

Out of desperation of JR Smith he commits a flagrant foul because he cannot do the defense.
I will agree with the commentator there, that should have been a flagrant 2. That is a kill push. It can lead to an injury, Horford just got lucky with a clear landing. Cameraman down there is fast to avoid him.

Flagrant 2 = 2 freethrow, possession and ejection of Smith.