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The NBA CHAOS Exceeded Our WILDEST IMAGINATIONS…

There is no way we witnessed the same exact chaos again in Boston. Meanwhile, Jokic and the Nuggets had a total meltdown in game 2. But we gotta start with the Celtics, who were playing like they’re supposed to at the start of game 2 against my Knicks. Using their depth to get up by 13, and limit New York to as many points in the 1st quarter. This graphic of the first 3 periods tells the whole story. The Celtics were in the driving seat all game long. And they got to another 20 point lead in the 3rd quarter, just like in game 1. Nothing was going the Knicks’ way, even this huge poster jam by OG got called as an offensive foul. Jalen Brunson was held hostage by Jrue Holiday and Derrick White up until this point, going 3 for 11 from the field for 8 points total. But we have Deuce McBride on our team. So, here we go. Miles McBride ignites an 8-0 run to cut the lead to 12 going into the final period. However, Boston has a mighty mouse on their squad as well, so he emerges at the start of the 4th. Pritchard with 2 - 3’s bumps the lead back to 16, but no one in the arena expected to witness another Knicks storm like the one from 2 days ago. Before we continue with the epic run, I gotta show you the worst free throw miss of the year. Geez, you simply can’t be that bad at the easiest shot in basketball. Anyway, Mikal Bridges after going scoreless through the first 3 quarters, took over when it mattered the most. A Bridges Bonanza with 14 points in the final period, to narrow the gap to just 7. On the other end, the Celtics looked like they forgot how to shoot the ball. After missing 45 - 3’s in the first game, and I can’t believe I’m uttering these words, Boston doubled down with 30 more misses in this one. That’s historically bad. They went 25 of 100 from downtown across both games. At some point, it stops being a strategy and starts looking like they’re just shooting themselves in the foot. Meanwhile, New York continued playing the old-school way, and that’s attacking the basket. Hart was tremendous in this game, with a team high 23 points on 60% efficiency. And with KAT converting the and-1, the Celtics lead vanished. How do you prevent that when you can’t find a way to score a bucket for more than 8 minutes in a do or die situation. Boston’s superstars Tatum & Brown were non-existent in the clutch yet again. Just 2 of 19 from the field for both guys combined in the 4th quarter of the series. That’s atrocious. On the contrary, with Captain Crunchtime on the team, the Knicks feel really comfortable in moments like these. Oh my goodness, Jalen Brunson completes a remarkable 21 to 2 run to take a 3 point lead for the first time in the game. This team's resiliency is unbelievable. Tatum does the right thing on the other end, penetrating inside and drawing the foul. And he knocks down both shots to make it a 1 point game. Watch Jrue Holiday here staying with Brunson on every move he makes, and he’s able to fight through the screen and arrive on time to disrupt the shot that ends in an airball. So, down by 1 with their backs against the wall, Boston executed this to perfection. Tatum explodes to the rack to regain the lead for the Celtics. Now, it’s Brunson against Jrue mano i mano for the win. Jalen draws the foul and stays as cool as they get on the free throw line, knocking down both shots to put the Knicks in front. With 12 seconds left to play, Mazulla won’t call a timeout, so… LET’S GO! Tatum was looking to go with the same play as before but a great defense by Robinson first, and then Bridges with the steal once again to seal the biggest upset of the playoffs so far. This is beyond my wildest dreams. And to continue with the tradition, here's raw footage of me witnessing the closing moments of the game. Wooow, who would’ve thought that My Knicks would go up 0-2 on the road against the defending champions. Matter of fact, they are the 1st team ever to overcome a 20 point deficit in back to back games in playoffs history. That’s so stressful to watch btw, but it’s amazing as hell. And it gotta be stressful for Paul Pierce too, who said this before the game. And he’s actually doing it as we’re making this video. Check out his Instagram stories, he’s really out there in a robe, with white socks only, walking for 20 miles reportedly… That’s insane, but his nickname was The Truth, so he must keep his promise. Regardless, let’s move on to Oklahoma for game 2 of the series between the Thunder and the Nuggets who stole game 1 with Gordon’s heroics. And OKC made sure to leave nothing to chance, as they pressed the pedal to the metal right from the jump. The Thunder led by 24 points after the 1st quarter, marking their biggest lead in franchise history. And they continued rewriting it in the 2nd period as well, because…