Hopefully the midrange game returns next season

[Gil Scott-Heroin]

4 of the last 7 shots that Boston had in Game 2 were in the midrange*.

They couldn't hit shyt down the stretch except for that Tatum dunk; it didn't matter what shot they were taking. It's been the story for them over the first two games.

They're also shooting 28% on midrange shots in this series, when they shot 41% during the regular season.

Literally everywhere over the floor they're shooting considerably worse.

@Jplaya2023

 

[triplehate]

They're also shooting 28% on midrange shots in this series, when they shot 41% during the regular season.

Literally everywhere over the floor they're shooting considerably worse.

@Jplaya2023

Does it continue or do they just bomb them out for 4 games

 

[Gil Scott-Heroin]

Does it continue or do they just bomb them out for 4 games

They're really missing KP's contributions.

That's clearly having a knock-on effect, compounded by their other man big being 38. It's almost running in theme with the rest of the playoffs, where we're seeing teams without the appropriate frontcourt balance struggling to generate any sort of consistency.

 

[ball15life]

They're also shooting 28% on midrange shots in this series, when they shot 41% during the regular season.

Literally everywhere over the floor they're shooting considerably worse.

@Jplaya2023

Good stats

18 mid range attempts vs 99 3p attempts is wild though.

Looking at it again, they've attempted more 3p shots than restricted, paint, and mid range combined

 

[2Quik4UHoes]

OP’s team is the main criminals how ironic