Stephen A. Smith acknowledges being ‘disgusted’ with Celtics offense despite OT win against Pacers.
Stephen A. Smith is dissatisfied with the Boston Celtics, despite their stunning victory against the Indiana Pacers in Game 1 of the Eastern Conference Finals. He said their offensive looked “awful” and was too inconsistent, which might cost them in the series.
Furthermore, SAS believes the Boston Celtics are unpredictable and cannot be counted on to produce regularly. He stated that they might have easily lost Game 1 and will struggle in future games if they do not improve.
To succeed, Stephen A. Smith stated that the Celtics must remain focused and avoid minor mistakes. He argues that they cannot afford to be “half-hazard” and must demonstrate more consistency and reliability.
Overall, SAS is unimpressed with the Celtics’ offense and believes they must improve if they are to compete in the Eastern Conference Finals. He thought they had the capacity to succeed, but needed to be more consistent and reliable.
Stephen A. Smith on the Celtic player that has to be fit for the C’s to win the championship
Stephen A. Smith feels that if the Boston Celtics are to win the NBA Championship, Kristaps Porzingis must be healthy. Porzingis has been out with a right soleus strain since Game 4 of their first-round series against the Miami Heat, and SAS believes the Celtics will be unable to upset the Western Conference winner without him.
