The Celtics fall flat, bow out of playoffs in Knicks' Game 6 beatdown: Takeaways
Briefly

The Boston Celtics faced a crushing defeat against the New York Knicks, losing 119-81 in a playoff game, signaling the end of their season. This loss was unexpected, especially considering their past playoff success led by Jayson Tatum, Jaylen Brown, and Al Horford. While the franchise has a rich history of deep playoff runs and an 18th championship, the current sentiment is one of disappointment. The article emphasizes the need for fans to appreciate past successes while grappling with the current grim reality of the team's performance.
On Friday - much sooner than anyone expected - the good times officially ended, at least for a while.
History will shine very favorably on this Celtics group, and not just because banners hang forever.
This was an elite team built around two players who joined the franchise at the age of 19 and grew into superstars.
Last season, after the Celtics blew out the Mavericks en route to a title, we wrote about how important it was that Celtics fans appreciate the good years.
Read at Boston.com
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