Jaylen Brown, Celtics go cold, fall apart in ugly loss to Hawks: 7 takeaways
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Jaylen Brown, Celtics go cold, fall apart in ugly loss to Hawks: 7 takeaways
"Over the next seven minutes, the Hawks got blazing hot, and the Celtics went icy cold, and the result was a 25-6 run that pushed Atlanta's lead to 32-11. A pair of 3-pointers by Anfernee Simons trimmed the deficit a bit, but the Hawks pushed it back to 20 by the end of the quarter, and the Celtics never really challenged again"
"Still, in the interest of explaining that bad day at the office, the Celtics were beaten badly in two crucial facets of the game. First, the Hawks were 18-for-42 (42.9 percent) from three, while the Celtics were 9-for-34 (26.5 percent), which meant the Hawks scored 27 more points from deep. Brown was 0-for-5, Payton Pritchard was 0-for-3, Derrick White was 1-for-5, and Sam Hauser was 2-for-6."
Boston fell behind early and could not recover, losing 117-106 after a 25-6 Hawks run that created a large early deficit. The Hawks shot 18-for-42 (42.9 percent) from three while the Celtics were 9-for-34 (26.5 percent), producing a 27-point edge from deep. The Celtics committed 16 turnovers compared with the Hawks' nine, with Luka Garza registering four turnovers in 23 minutes. Jaylen Brown went 0-for-5 from three, Payton Pritchard 0-for-3, Derrick White 1-for-5, and Sam Hauser 2-for-6. The Celtics have gone 6-6 over their last 12 games.
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