Paul Pierce explained how Celtics can 'prove something' against Knicks in Game 6
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Paul Pierce expresses his views on the Celtics before their crucial Game 6 against the Knicks, following an injury to superstar Jayson Tatum. While praising their heart and resilience, he believes the team has not yet proven themselves, particularly in the face of elimination. He calls for more significant contributions from Kristaps Porzingis, who is currently battling an illness. Despite this, Pierce remains optimistic that the Celtics, as reigning champions, will play hard and force a pivotal Game 7.
"They didn't really prove nothing I didn't already know. I knew they'd have heart, I knew they were resilient, I knew they could play well without Tatum."
"Now they can prove something to me if they can push it to Game 7. That would say a lot."
"If they're going to win a Game 6 in New York, I'm going to need more from Porzingis... I could use a little more impact."
"These guys are going to play hard. They're not going to lay down. They are the reigning champs."
Read at Boston.com
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