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10 takeaways from Game 3 vs. the Knicks: Boston find answers, but questions remain

The spacing was problematic during the first games of the series, but the Celtics coaching staff had the resources to fix it — and they did. Spacing isn’t only about space; it’s about who is occupying which part of the court. The last drive of the first half is a great example of how little detail changes can optimize the spacing.

First, you have Jayson Tatum on the wing, one pass away from the ball on the right. All details matter. Having him one pass away forces OG Anunoby — the best stunt defender on the Knicks — to be dragged away due to Tatum’s gravity.