Boston.com · Dec 7, 2018
Al Horford thinks the Celtics are starting to develop more chemistry
New York Knicks guard Tim Hardaway Jr. looks for room to move against the defense of Celtics guard Kyrie Irving and center Al Horford on Thursday.When the Celtics lost to the Knicks two weeks ago, coach Brad Stevens said the team had a lot of issues.
“I just don’t know that we’re that good,” Stevens told reporters after the game. “Maybe it’s not a wake-up call if you keep getting beat.”
In that game, the Celtics shot roughly 39 percent from the floor, 30 percent from 3, and 72 percent from the line. The team also allowed 39 points in the second quarter, and a fourth-quarter comeback fell short.