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00:00Hey, Bobby Manning here.

00:18Welcome to the Yarn Report after hours.

00:22We need it tonight.

00:23There's a lot to talk about after this loss.

00:26118-94 to the Cavs, game two, series now tied at 1-1 apiece, and it was a bad one.

00:35The Celtics benched their starters with five minutes left, give up a 24-9 run to start

00:39the fourth, the third quarter, not much better.

00:43Celtics fall to 11% from three in the second half, can't make up any ground in that final

00:48frame after going into halftime tied.

00:51And it's that series of runs, Noah Dalzell here, Josue Pavon, going into halftime, Cavs

00:56went on a run, going into the third quarter, they built that advantage, and then they extended

01:01into the start of the fourth.

01:03This just ends up being a disaster.

01:04The transition defense, bad early.

01:07Half court defense sometimes, especially when the Cavs got to pick and rolls.

01:11Kevin Mobley, the drop-off passes to him, Cavs wanted to go there early and often.

01:15Shoot 10 for 13 in that opening quarter, and then you go into the second half and it's

01:20just Jason Tatum falling to 40% from the field again, Derek White, others not able

01:26to pick him up this time, and the offense just completely stalled.

01:31So this is bad all around.

01:32The focus is going to be Tatum, and we'll get into him again here, but everybody played

01:37poorly tonight.

01:38Horford gave them some shooting, Pritchard gave a little energy off the bench, but overall

01:42Celtics didn't show up tonight.

01:44They didn't.

01:45No, they didn't.

01:46Of course, the shots didn't fall, which didn't help, but that's when you're supposed to make

01:48your adjustments, right, Bobby?

01:49You know, I just think the Celtics didn't do that, and especially when it came to...

01:53They tried with Hellman and some of that other stuff, but it didn't work.

01:55Yeah, but for the most part, I just think the third quarter is when things really changed,

01:58and I think everyone in this building knew that Donovan Mitchell wasn't going to have,

02:02you know, what was it, a seven-point performance, right?

02:06We all knew going into that second half he was going to flip a switch.

02:09He does this.

02:10This is exactly the reason why they're in this position to begin with, because of that

02:13game seven, you know, I'm going to go into my takeover mode, but I think what he did

02:17that especially affected what the Celtics were trying to do in terms of combating that

02:21was getting everyone else involved and seeking high-percentage shots to do it.

02:24You know, this isn't like the Miami loss in game one, right, or game two, rather, right?

02:28This is different because it wasn't like, oh, they just can't stop making three-pointers.

02:31No, these guys were executing offensively, going to their big, seeking high-percentage

02:36shots.

02:37You know, it was relatively close until the second half where everything just jumped open

02:40because of one, Donovan Mitchell going off the way he did, and especially in that third

02:45quarter, or at least at the Caps as a whole, just knocking down seven three-pointers in

02:48that third quarter, but then also continue to pour it on in the fourth.

02:51And I don't blame Joe Mazzullo for pulling his starters, what was it, the five-minute

02:54mark of that fourth quarter, because did any one of us feel like there was a comeback there?

02:59No, it wasn't there.

03:00They got the flag and foul, and that was it.

03:02Right.

03:03But I mean, he was asked about it, and I was kind of like, I wasn't surprised he did that

03:06because I didn't think they deserved to be out there.

03:09You know, the game was done, on to game three.

03:12You only have a day in between moving forward.

03:13So all that stuff, it matters at this point in this second round series, where compared

03:19to the first round, you had a couple more days to prepare.

03:22Mitchell scored 16 of Cleveland's 36 in that third quarter, hit a buzzer beater three to

03:26cap it off.

03:29Josue mentioned it.

03:30They went to the rim tonight.

03:31I thought it was interesting this morning, a shoot around, a lot of buzz, Cavs shot 80%

03:36at the rim in that game one, and they went right back there to start this one.

03:40Josue was amazing tonight, and I've been very critical of him.

03:44They looked for him.

03:45They got him in a rhythm, and he devastated the Celtics inside.

03:48Got a hook shot off early, a couple of dunks, and then he hit a three, and you're like,

03:52all right, here we go.

03:53He passed well, and of course he defended well, and you saw, again, the Cavs here.

03:57They just took guys off Warford.

03:59They took guys off some of the perimeter players for the Celtics on offense, and that's what

04:03leads to Tatum really struggling in this game.

04:05Again, they get a shot off.

04:07Yeah, I think one of the ... It didn't come up post-game, but I actually thought they

04:11really missed Porzingis tonight, and it's not an excuse.

04:14I mean, they've been playing shorthanded teams.

04:17Cleveland's without Jared Allen, who's probably relatively even more important to that team

04:20than Porzingis is, but defensively, I think the players that we've grown to rely on didn't

04:26have it.

04:27I don't think Al Warford or Luke Cornett protected the rim the way that Porzingis would have.

04:32You could feel his absence.

04:33It was noticeably missing, and Tillman gave them some good minutes.

04:36I was actually surprised that they didn't go with him a little bit longer.

04:39The offense, he couldn't be a threat out there, and that's what leads to the Cavs shying away

04:45from other guys.

04:46They can easily do that, and there's just so much attention on Tatum right now, and

04:51that's a huge issue.

04:52I don't know, though, on that note, just because I don't know that Luke Cornett was much more

04:55of an offensive threat tonight, and when they went back with him in the second half, I thought

04:59this wasn't Luke's night tonight.

05:00Game one was.

05:01Game five was.

05:03He's had plenty of good moments in this postseason.

05:05He just didn't have it tonight defensively in the same way, and I thought that.

05:08I was surprised they didn't go with Tillman further.

05:10It's not a critical point here, but yeah, overall, I thought that the Celtics just were

05:14flat from the jump, but also that Cleveland played a really good basketball game, and

05:19I don't.

05:20I know that I always have the positive spin on things, but I think that it is important

05:22to note that we are in the second round of the playoffs.

05:25There's eight teams left, and Cleveland, you know, maybe he's not the most salient opponent

05:29here, and maybe they squeeze by a magic team that, you know, it was not the hardest first

05:33quarter matchup, but they played a really good basketball game today, both defensively

05:36and offensively, and so these things happen.

05:38I don't love how the Celtics responded to it.

05:40I think the Celtics could have maintained their composure a lot better and not gotten

05:43blown out, but I also thought Cleveland played a nearly flawless game, honestly, so that's

05:48a big part of it.

05:49It brings up bad memories, the home losses, big part of last year's struggles, the defensive

05:53lapses into the playoffs, and certainly those weird second halves where they just seemed

05:59to get taken out of the game.

06:00You saw that weird body language, the lack of energy and fight in the fourth quarter.

06:07It's concerning, and they're probably going to bounce back in this series.

06:11They're probably going to win this series, but the continued trend right now, and we

06:14talked about it a lot after game one, and I think tonight it became a lot more salient,

06:19the struggles of Jason Tatum.

06:21He can't get to his spots right now.

06:23Going to the rim, he found some success, 10 free throws in the first half, but then just

06:28won in the second half very shortly after halftime, and he was trying to shoot himself

06:32out of those struggles in this game and just couldn't do it, and he didn't have the support

06:37of Jalen Brown this time.

06:38He supported Derek White this time, and they needed the scoring, finishing with just 94

06:42points.

06:43They need him to get going, and he just couldn't, so I asked him after, like, anything physical

06:48here?

06:49He didn't answer that.

06:50He said no.

06:51He said no?

06:52Yeah, he said no.

06:53All right, so nothing there.

06:54I think that's a concern we've had, maybe the ankle lingering.

06:57I don't know what to say at this point.

06:59There's obviously an enormous amount of pressure on him from the defense right now, but they

07:04need him.

07:05They need him to be better.

07:06Your best player has to be better in this series.

07:08Yeah, I mean, no question.

07:09I think this is when it begins to become a problem, right?

07:13I couldn't get over the whole game one, yeah, that's great, the Celtics blew them out, they're

07:19coasting right now, or at least it seems like it, those three wins in a row, but what's

07:22up with Jason Tatum?

07:23Because I was just saying, look, this hasn't translated into a loss.

07:27Now it has, and am I worried?

07:29Not quite, but yes, he has to respond in a big way, and hopefully we see that in Cleveland.

07:33I don't know if it matters much to him or if he even remembers.

07:36I'd love to ask him about it once we get there, but it's where he started his career.

07:39His very first NBA game was in Cleveland.

07:42I think a lot of what the narrative is in the sense of, oh, if you're a great player,

07:48you have to be putting up 35 points in the playoffs, or, oh, if your team was the best

07:52team in the NBA for most of the regular season, you shouldn't be losing to the Cavaliers by

07:5625 points.

07:57I get why he's frustrated in the sense of, okay, well, look at the accolades, and look

08:02at who Coach of the Year is, and who the MVP is, or where he fell down outside the top

08:08five.

08:09I don't take that quote as in he's salty about it.

08:12I look at it as like, well, why are they held to such a high standard, and that they cannot

08:18lose by 20 points in the playoffs?

08:19Why is that so unthinkable for that to happen?

08:22And then, of course, yeah, Tatum shooting and his percentages, that doesn't help, but

08:27that was going on beforehand, and the Celtics were still winning these games.

08:30So yeah, now there's a concern, you wait for them to bounce back, but I just hate this

08:34characteristic of the Celtics, where it's like they have to get handed one of the worst

08:41losses that we've seen in a while for them to respond in a big way, which I think will

08:44definitely happen in Cleveland.

08:45Well, let's hear that quote from Tatum here after the game.

08:49I mean, that's the narrative that you might see on TV, the idea that we have a super team.

09:01It's two-fold, right?

09:02We didn't have a Coach of the Year, we didn't have an MVP, we only had two All-Stars.

09:08So they say we're a super team, but we didn't get rewarded like we are.

09:17We know we got a good team, we're not perfect, we play the right way, more often than not,

09:23and we know we got to be better.

09:25But I guess saying people that are spoiled from our success, we don't pay attention to

09:34those things, we just go out there and control what we can't control.

09:40So we've heard it before, the expectation that they're supposed to win every game, win

09:44by a lot.

09:45He's mentioned that.

09:46I think that stems from Joe's mindset that you don't have expectations about how it's

09:51going to go.

09:52Like, you're going to face adversity, you're going to face hard teams, and look at past

09:57playoff teams to say, like, other teams won championships and had bad losses, like these

10:01bad moments.

10:02It's going to even the 08 Celtics in that regard.

10:06So I get that part of it.

10:09To go to awards, though.

10:10Yeah, you hate that he said those awards, and that's the part that everyone's going

10:14to be fixated on all morning in Boston.

10:16Like, why?

10:17No one's going to ask about it.

10:18So stay tuned, because that's going to be the talk of the town.

10:19Can I defend him, though?

10:20Because, OK, here's the thing with Jason Kanem.

10:21Yeah, we can tell you won't defend him, though.

10:22Go ahead.

10:23OK.

10:24But here's the thing, though.

10:25OK?

10:26He sits through these press conferences after almost every single game.

10:29And he's been shooting poorly for a while now, and every single game he has to answer

10:32these questions around his shooting struggles and around whenever they lose, it's like a

10:36frenzy, right?

10:37That's a media frenzy in Boston.

10:38Everybody's shredding him.

10:39Everybody in the national TV is shredding him as well.

10:42That's a thing.

10:43But ultimately, I understand the player frustration from they've had five blowout wins now in

10:48the playoffs.

10:49When they blowout teams, we're all bored, and then we're talking about his shooting

10:52struggles.

10:53And then whenever they lose, it's like the end of the world, right?

10:56So it was a bad loss.

10:57It was as bad as it gets.

10:58They lost by 28 to the Cleveland Cavaliers.

11:00It shouldn't have happened.

11:01But I think he had a moment of frustration.

11:04He's being asked about getting their ass whooped, all these different things that he's supposed

11:08to keep his composure and just give another answer about, we're just going to stay ahead,

11:12stay the course, these token answers we don't want.

11:15He actually said something that was quotable, and now he's getting roasted for it.

11:19He shouldn't have brought up awards.

11:20But I also think that he makes a good point in the sense that this team's expectations

11:25have been through the roof from the get-go to the point where anything outside of a championship

11:28is viewed as a choke for this roster.

11:31I get it.

11:32I don't think it's a championship, though.

11:34I mean, yeah, you're right in that sense that if they don't win at all, people are going

11:37to say, oh, well, this is what we should have seen coming the whole time.

11:40However, I think what it really boils down to, though, is people just want to see Tatum

11:46just going off every single night in the playoffs, and that's not always the formula for winning.

11:52And that's not the way this team is built, though.

11:54I actually think that we've seen games where Brown or Tatum go over 40.

11:58Like in Charlotte earlier in the year, Tatum had a huge game.

12:01They lost that game.

12:02Yeah.

12:03Jalen Brown explodes against Denver, and they lose that game.

12:05I think their best games are not those performances.

12:08Game one was great.

12:09Game one was a great offensive blueprint, and the media cycle was about Tatum's struggles.

12:13And so that's the guy that you're seeing there giving that quote.

12:16Like, he's frustrated.

12:17I understand it from a human lens.

12:19I just think that we got to cut him some slack, too, if he says something that's a little

12:22bit off of the perfect response that he's supposed to give.

12:27Because I don't think-

12:28Here's my frustration with it.

12:29I just feel like, though, the people who question Tatum in a sense of like, does he care about

12:33personal accolades and that stuff?

12:35This is that fuel.

12:36The MVP voting.

12:37This is that fuel that they need, you know, to say like, aha, see, he does really care

12:41about that stuff.

12:42The MVP voting came out yesterday, and what do you find, a six?

12:45Six.

12:46He's at the top five.

12:47Yeah.

12:48Yeah, six.

12:49I don't think he's crazy about that, but I also don't think that he's losing sleep over

12:52it.

12:53I just think it's a matter of, okay-

12:54But it came out in the answer.

12:55No one asked him about awards.

12:57Right.

12:58But I think what he's trying to say is a lot of what Noah's saying is just like, it's almost

13:01like, okay, well, this is the way it looks.

13:03You know, I may not be shooting my best, but we're winning, and that's what really matters.

13:08Whereas the New York Knicks can have, what, almost a 500 record in the playoffs, and everyone's

13:13like, oh, look out for the Knicks.

13:14They're amazing.

13:15The Boston Celtics still have well beyond a winning record in the playoffs, you know,

13:20by the longest margin out of any other team in the NBA, and it's still not enough just

13:25because, oh, well, Tatum's got to be shooting 45%.

13:28He's got to be making 38% of his threes, and he's got to average like 34 points a night.

13:32It doesn't always translate that way, especially with this team, when you have other weapons

13:35and you have that depth.

13:37No other team has that depth, so I think it's really, it's kind of, it's tricky to pinpoint

13:42Tatum's shooting and say, oh, man, he's got to turn this around because the Celtics could

13:46be in trouble.

13:47Maybe, but I'm not ready to hit the panic button yet.

13:50He needs to play better.

13:51I think that's all there is to it.

13:52He does need to play better.

13:53That's right, but I don't think it's a matter of like, man, you know, he's the reason why

13:58the Celtics, you know, this series is tied 1-1.

14:01The expectations are high, and so when you go against a team that you're a 12-point favorite

14:05against at home, they just blew out by 25.

14:08They lost.

14:09It's not that they should never lose.

14:10It's not that they didn't win by 25.

14:13They came out here and got blown off the floor.

14:17But the team did.

14:18I don't think it's a matter of Tatum went out there.

14:19Right, and that's a good point.

14:20The whole team played that night.

14:21Like we were saying a couple of nights ago, like it wasn't like a February 22nd type of

14:26thing.

14:27You remember when Tatum used to go like two for 22 or whatever, or like when he felt like

14:30he had to shoot, he felt like he had to go out there and put the team on his back.

14:34He knows that he has help, and that's just not smart basketball to put all that pressure

14:39on yourself.

14:40Yeah, I just don't get why we have to fixate on him in particular, and I know that he's

14:42the superstar.

14:43Because he's the leader.

14:44I mean, I mean, he's definitely the leader.

14:45No, no, no, no.

14:46Your best player.

14:47To me, it's that, and also because Brunson's having that big night, or Halliburton, all

14:52these stars across the league, but they don't have the same team that Tatum has.

14:56This team is built different, though.

14:57Yeah.

14:58I agree.

14:59It's him, you know, taking 30 shots, whether or not he has it, he has to get it going.

15:03Like every single player shot poorly today, Prayden Pritchard was the only one that shot

15:07above 50% from the field.

15:08So like Jalen Brown had a bad shooting night, Derek White missed the rim on multiple attempts.

15:13Like that was wild to see.

15:14He took some bad shots, too.

15:15Yeah, he took some bad shots.

15:16He took heat check shots that like were very strange to see.

15:18And defensively, they put him on an island.

15:20He did just score 25 points in three straight games, though.

15:21Yeah, no, I have no problem with the shots that he took, but I'm just saying that like

15:24they lose as a team, but then when they win, it's they win the shot, but then he didn't

15:28play well still.

15:29That's my frustration with the narrative around it.

15:31And again, it doesn't matter because the narrative is the narrative and what's going to matter

15:34is how they perform in game three.

15:36But I do think that every time they lose, we have I mean, we had the same competition

15:39after game two versus Miami.

15:40They came out and blew them out three times.

15:42So this one was a little different to me because they just got outwilled tonight.

15:45It wasn't an extraordinary shooting night by Cleveland that you had the 23-3, 23-3s

15:50in that game.

15:51I think they got a little outwilled in game two versus Miami, too.

15:54Those closeouts were a lot of rewatch where there were shots.

15:57And that's what's concerned me now, too, a little bit as the defense is starting to lapse.

16:02Joe Mizzou admitted that tonight as well.

16:03He admitted that that came from missing shots.

16:06And so this, however you want to put it, was a mentality loss, an effort loss at times.

16:13And being able to stay in the game, a game like this is important.

16:18I think defense, as I said on the postgame show, is how you do that.

16:22They need to become a more solid defensive team.

16:25They need to increase the aggressiveness of their scheming right now because right now

16:30they're just sitting back watching guys pull up for shots.

16:34How many times did Darius Garland and Mitchell just step into wide open threes in this game?

16:38And I know they don't want to go to the mid-range, which is why they're kind of sitting back

16:43and allowing some of that.

16:44But you got to get more into that switch.

16:46I know you mentioned Tillman.

16:47Good try and an adjustment.

16:48Good try and an adjustment.

16:50I will say also on the Garland threes, I think one of the things that are a little underrated

16:54is when they're giving them those open threes, now you're getting Darius Garland, Donovan

16:59Mitchell hitting the really tough ones.

17:01Because a lot of times they've pointed to, well, they started hitting tough shots.

17:04It's always the tough shots after they got seven wide open shots and got in rhythm.

17:07And I'm sure when they watch film, they'll all be saying that too.

17:11Yeah, I mean, there was a couple of plays where I felt like Derek just didn't even close

17:14out on Darius in that third quarter.

17:16It was like two threes.

17:17And I'm sitting there like, where did this come from?

17:20Where did this attitude come from?

17:21There were pick and roll coverage lapses.

17:23The transition defense was horrendous.

17:25One of them was a foul because he tried to get over to the screen.

17:27And of course, I think he fouled Mitchell.

17:28He was in line for three.

17:29But before that, there was zero to no resistance.

17:33I mean, close to no resistance on Darius Garland.

17:36And he can get going, man.

17:37I know he's been a streaky, especially in these playoffs.

17:39He hasn't been his best, but he can start cooking and soaking a little bird.

17:43That's exactly what happened.

17:44Cavs are 4-0 at home.

17:46What are you expecting these games in Cleveland to look like?

17:50I mean, I think the Celtics are going to win both, honestly.

17:53I had Celtics in five.

17:54I'm not shocked at the games you lost.

17:56Won't be shocked if they split them either.

17:58They're 4-0 at home, but they were all versus Orlando,

18:00which was a very inexperienced team that had never played a playoff game.

18:03It's definitely not a road playoff game.

18:04Sorry, Orlando.

18:05I don't think the Celtics are going to come into Cleveland afraid of that

18:08environment or afraid of the position that they're in.

18:11But they're going to need to have a completely different level of intensity.

18:15I think Jalen Brown said last series is last series.

18:18He doesn't want to talk about it.

18:19But there are a lot of parallels here between playing a team in game one

18:22that was coming off a very little rest when they were very well rested,

18:25blowing them out, coming out game two talking about how they're going to play

18:28a lot better than their opponent, and then not really showing up to it.

18:30So I guess in my mind, I see a parallel in how they might respond here.

18:34But Cleveland has a lot more talent and a lot more firepower than Miami did too.

18:37So they might not relent as easy.

18:39That's a big difference.

18:40They've got Mowgli.

18:42Allen, we'll see.

18:43Does he come back?

18:44But in the meantime, you do have a little bit more talent on this Cleveland side

18:48than the Heat had left at that point.

18:49Plus, no Port Zingas.

18:51Yeah, yeah, definitely.

18:52But I just think when the Celtics get their asses handed to them the way they did,

18:55they respond in a big way.

18:57So game three, I'd be shocked if they lose game three.

19:00Game four, I think, is the one where they're going to have to really fight

19:03because these guys, that's what they do, especially Donovan Mitchell.

19:06He doesn't give up.

19:07There's no way the Cats even make it this far without him.

19:10Obviously, when you look at what happened in game seven,

19:13which is overall, that's just his mindset, especially in the second half,

19:17especially when he feels like his back's against the wall.

19:19The Celtics have to match that intensity, but it's got to be one through five.

19:23It can't just be, if we limit Mitchell, then it's going to be a win.

19:28You have to send a message, and that starts from the very first quarter.

19:31And the Celtics did get out to that quick start, similar to what we saw in game one.

19:34And just like we saw in game one,

19:35the Cats responded right back before the end of the first quarter.

19:38But this one was different.

19:39They got other guys involved, Mobley, Okuro.

19:43I just feel like a lot of these starters really had their confidence on a different

19:47level compared to what happened in game one because they got their ass handed to them as well.

19:52So I just think these guys, yes, they're shorthanded.

19:55Yes, at times, they're going to really struggle to manufacture points.

19:58What they did tonight was really surprising, if you ask me, nearly hitting 120.

20:01But the Celtics have to be better defensively.

20:04There's no excuse for letting that type of stuff happen.

20:06I know the transition defense struggles a lot,

20:08especially against a team like the Cleveland Cavaliers.

20:10That's one of the Celtics' weaknesses going into the series.

20:15It's just been a weakness of theirs throughout the course of the regular season.

20:19And playing against a guy like Mitchell, he'll make you pay.

20:22But you can't let the other guys get involved as well,

20:24especially three or four of those starting members,

20:28because the Celtics' bench comes up thin.

20:30Outside of what we saw from Peyton Pritchard, I felt like Hauser was a ghost.

20:33You know, without Holford in that starting five,

20:36I mean, it's important, you know, it's not really, really important.

20:41It's not like, oh, the best second unit is going to win the game for you.

20:45But I think it matters a little more when you don't have Porzingis out there for the Celtics.

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20:54Yes. Outside the Celtics' loss.

20:56Pritchard, we had Pritchard Moore.

20:57Double-figured Pritchard, man.

20:58They had him at eight.

20:59That was rude, if you ask me.

21:01The slump is over. Pritchard's back.

21:03We had White less.

21:04We knew White was going to come back to Earth a little bit.

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23:01He's Joe Swipe Pavone.

23:02She's Noe Dalzell.

23:03Ton to talk about from this one.

23:04We're going to have a conversation continuing through tomorrow.

23:07And then we're touching down in Cleveland.

23:09All three of us are going to be out there for Celtics Cavaliers game three.

23:13Get ready for a late one, 830, probably an 840 tip off in Cleveland.

23:17We'll fly the same day too.

23:19Get some rest for this weekend.

23:21You're going to need it.

23:22Celtics need it too.

23:23Bad loss tonight.

23:24We'll see how they bounce back off this one because this was not pretty.

23:27Thanks for these guys breaking it down.

23:29And I'm Bobby Manning.

23:31This has been a late night edition of the Garner Report.

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