How to win? White has a plus or minus value - 45! Brown left the field with a full three-quarter offense and was ridiculed as the best FMVP in history

NBA playoff Eastern Conference semifinals G6 ushered in a one-sided showdown, with the Knicks defeating the Celtics 119-81 at home, eliminating their opponents 4-2 with a total score. This defeat caused the Celtic generals to lose all their faces.

The Celtics collectively silenced the fire, and the lineup hidden dangers were shown behind the defeat. In this game, the Celtics fell into a passive position from the first quarter, and encountered a "power cutoff" crisis in the second quarter. The Knicks hit a 10-2 attack wave and completely widened the score gap. The situation was completely out of control in the second half, and the Knicks once expanded their lead to more than 40 points. Jaylen Brown left the court early due to 6 fouls at the end of the third quarter. Core players such as Holiday, White, and Porzingis also handed out sluggish answers one after another:

Jaylen Brown played 22 minutes and 37 seconds, and scored only 20 points on 8 of 20 shots, accompanied by 7 turnovers and 6 fouls, plus and minus value - 28 became a drag on the field. American netizens criticized sharply: "Brown is like Irving. He has data but cannot lead the team to win. It is the best FMVP in history. Last year's FMVP trophy should have belonged to Tatum."

Holiday scored only 4 points on 1 of 8 shots, with the second lowest in the game, and the presence of both offense and defense ends was weak.

Derek - White scored only 8 points on 3 of 11 shots, plus or negative - 45 was the worst in the game, and his performance of 2 of 8 from outside the 3-point line was completely lost.

Porzingis was affected by the sequelae of the virus and only scored 4 points in 11 minutes, with a plus-minus value - 14, completely failing to fulfill the expectations of the inside pillar.

Six years of second-round vicious circle! The defending champion cannot escape the "curse" plagued by

With the defeat in this game, the Celtics became the first defending champion to fail to break through the second round of the playoffs for six consecutive seasons since the Warriors in 2018. Starting from the Raptors losing to the Celtics in the second round in 2020, the defending champions in the past five years have all fallen in the second round: the Lakers were eliminated in the first round in 2021, the Bucks stopped in the second round in 2022, the Warriors were eliminated in the second round in 2023, and the Nuggets were eliminated in the second round in 2024. Now the Celtics have taken over the "baton", continuing this embarrassing record to the sixth year.

fans couldn't help but sigh: "The championship halo seems to have a 'second round curse'. How to break this vicious circle and become the number one problem for the Celtics' offseason."

Knicks wrote a reversal legend, and the Celtics' regular season advantage became a bubble

It is interesting that the four regular season matches between the two sides ended with the Celtics winning all the time, but the Knicks showed completely different resilience in the playoffs - they first scored two away games in a row, and finally completed the "belower score" counterattack 4-2. The Knicks used a refreshing victory to announce the strong recovery of the veteran powerhouse to the outside world.