The Heat exploited defensive breakdowns by hitting a franchise playoff record 23 3-pointers in Game 2, especially in transition, highlighting the Celtics' need for improved defense.
Coach Mazzulla emphasized the importance of controlling what they can, such as transition defense and contesting shots, to make necessary adjustments mid-game.
Tyler Herro's 3-point shooting and playmaking prowess created opportunities for his teammates like Caleb Martin, exposing the Celtics' defensive lapses in defending the perimeter.
Center Al Horford acknowledged the Celtics' need to step up their defense on the perimeter, highlighting their lack of awareness in defending the 3-point line during Game 2.
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