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Suns Set In Boston

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The C's welcome the Kevin Durant led Suns to TD Garden. 

1Q ☘️

KD opens up the game with his patented jumper. Great ball movement leads to Al for three! Except him to score and grab plenty of boards tonight. Early on it looks like the C's are trying to get the Jays being guarded by Allen. He's no defender that's for sure, take advantage of your matchups. JB hitting the corner three, it's nice to have him back. At this point in the season the importance needs to be on health. Let's go into the post season healthy. These Suns haven't missed a beat on offense, C's must D then up. KD and Tatum are matching three balls! JT is starting to feel himself here in the first. He's out to prove he can hang with KD. Which of course he can! C's are starting to play some damn good D, especially by Jrue Holiday! C's lead after the first. 🏀

2Q 🍀🍀

I would pay top dollar to not endure commercials and listening to Reggie Miller. JB going hard to the paint and scores with the left! That's was a strong take and that's what I love! The Suns are right back in this game. Al comes in to steady the ship. He always brings the calm in the storm. I tell ya if anyone deserves a ring it's that man. Anyone else sick of challenges?! Especially when you know that the call was actually right. JB just bulldozes two Suns players and scores. He's so much stronger than most players that guard him. Booker can't defend him at all. JB making Beal look soft on D. Bulldozes him and scores the bucket! So far tonight has been nip and tuck. C's aren't getting very many calls. C's lead after two. 🏀🏀

3Q ☘️☘️☘️

Both Jays are looking like absolute fire so far. I hope they keep it rolling in this quarter. Need a good start in this quarter, can't allow KD to get going. JB nails a three, and he's still cooking! C's start off with a 9-0 run and the Suns might be setting. The defense has looked locked in during this run! The lead is only nine, C's better buckle up. I tell you this I remember a time when third quarters were issues. Not anymore, this team makes adjustments and executes them! Kudos to the coaching staff and players. Al Horford is having himself a heck of a game tonight. I'm loving Tillman, the guy plays old school ball when needed. He can post up and has some moves. C's lead after the third. 🏀🏀🏀

4Q 🍀🍀🍀🍀

 We enter the fourth with a decent lead. C's better not get lazy against this Beal led lineup. This is a lineup that hurt them in the second quarter. Sometimes these second units can make or break a quarter and or game. Jrue Holiday from those corners threes is Elite! JB with the steal and one handed hammer jam to put an exclamation point on tonight's game! 

Bleed Green! Celtic Pride! 
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