Jared Weiss

And maybe that needs to be done during the post season as well, because, you know, like we were saying before, like the guy missed a shot that should be absolute cash for him at the end of that game. And it's like, We're seeing that we see that we saw that happen earlier in the year. Every single season, his shot kind of falls apart.

And maybe that needs to be done during the post season as well, because, you know, like we were saying before, like the guy missed a shot that should be absolute cash for him at the end of that game. And it's like, We're seeing that we see that we saw that happen earlier in the year. Every single season, his shot kind of falls apart.

He fixes it halfway through the year, has a strong, stronger finish of the year. And maybe it's just kind of that cycle again. But I think that's just going to it's what it's going to be with JT. And that's the difference between JT and an MVP level player is just that like an MVP level player is probably going to hit 40 percent on those threes.

He fixes it halfway through the year, has a strong, stronger finish of the year. And maybe it's just kind of that cycle again. But I think that's just going to it's what it's going to be with JT. And that's the difference between JT and an MVP level player is just that like an MVP level player is probably going to hit 40 percent on those threes.

He fixes it halfway through the year, has a strong, stronger finish of the year. And maybe it's just kind of that cycle again. But I think that's just going to it's what it's going to be with JT. And that's the difference between JT and an MVP level player is just that like an MVP level player is probably going to hit 40 percent on those threes.

And they're going to score a little bit more per game. And that's going to be a little bit of that edge.

And they're going to score a little bit more per game. And that's going to be a little bit of that edge.

And they're going to score a little bit more per game. And that's going to be a little bit of that edge.

Well, I think the Celtics' biggest issue has been offensively more so. There's some sort of airborne Pistons virus going around, I guess, in the NBA right now, where whoever the Knicks are facing just catches this crunch time deficit. And We're just seeing Boston.

Well, I think the Celtics' biggest issue has been offensively more so. There's some sort of airborne Pistons virus going around, I guess, in the NBA right now, where whoever the Knicks are facing just catches this crunch time deficit. And We're just seeing Boston.

Well, I think the Celtics' biggest issue has been offensively more so. There's some sort of airborne Pistons virus going around, I guess, in the NBA right now, where whoever the Knicks are facing just catches this crunch time deficit. And We're just seeing Boston.

Maybe part of it is the Knicks are hitting more shots, Boston's playing in transition less, and therefore they're getting less good looks. But I feel like the Celtics' defense has generally been pretty good in this series. And you look at the Jalen Brunson baskets in crunch time. Have you ever seen a Jalen Brunson basket in crunch time and you're like, wow, the defense is terrible there?

Maybe part of it is the Knicks are hitting more shots, Boston's playing in transition less, and therefore they're getting less good looks. But I feel like the Celtics' defense has generally been pretty good in this series. And you look at the Jalen Brunson baskets in crunch time. Have you ever seen a Jalen Brunson basket in crunch time and you're like, wow, the defense is terrible there?

Maybe part of it is the Knicks are hitting more shots, Boston's playing in transition less, and therefore they're getting less good looks. But I feel like the Celtics' defense has generally been pretty good in this series. And you look at the Jalen Brunson baskets in crunch time. Have you ever seen a Jalen Brunson basket in crunch time and you're like, wow, the defense is terrible there?

Not that often. I feel like he usually just hits really, really hard shots that very few guys can hit. Yeah. I think earlier in the fourth quarter is when they got killed with a lot of transition shooting from McHale Bridges and things of that nature. And so that's where the offense comes in. That's where the Celtics, they kept shooting through everything.

Not that often. I feel like he usually just hits really, really hard shots that very few guys can hit. Yeah. I think earlier in the fourth quarter is when they got killed with a lot of transition shooting from McHale Bridges and things of that nature. And so that's where the offense comes in. That's where the Celtics, they kept shooting through everything.

Not that often. I feel like he usually just hits really, really hard shots that very few guys can hit. Yeah. I think earlier in the fourth quarter is when they got killed with a lot of transition shooting from McHale Bridges and things of that nature. And so that's where the offense comes in. That's where the Celtics, they kept shooting through everything.

And you could see in game two, they passed up a lot of looks. And so that's why they only took, what, like 43s instead of 63s, which is still a lot. And so I think that for them... they usually look at it as we don't want to miss layups because that's going to be guaranteed transition the other way.

And you could see in game two, they passed up a lot of looks. And so that's why they only took, what, like 43s instead of 63s, which is still a lot. And so I think that for them... they usually look at it as we don't want to miss layups because that's going to be guaranteed transition the other way.

And you could see in game two, they passed up a lot of looks. And so that's why they only took, what, like 43s instead of 63s, which is still a lot. And so I think that for them... they usually look at it as we don't want to miss layups because that's going to be guaranteed transition the other way.