Celtics Lost Game 6 to the 76ers 106-93 and Now Everything Comes Down to Game 7
The Celtics got absolutely punked in Game 6. A 106-93 loss to Philadelphia means their season is on the line. One game. Winner moves on. Loser goes home. That's it.
The Celtics' Struggles Came Right Back
Boston's problems from earlier in the series didn't magically disappear. They carried right over into Game 6, and the Sixers made them pay for it. This wasn't a close one either. Getting outscored by 13 at home is the kind of loss that stings, especially when your season depends on what comes next.
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After the loss, Tatum had to address the elephant in the room: his leg. An injury update became necessary after Game 6, and now the Celtics have to figure out if their star can go all out in a Game 7 that will decide everything. That's the last thing you want hanging over your head when the season is on the line.
One More Shot
The Celtics are 3-2 in the series. The Sixers are 2-3. Someone is advancing from this matchup, and someone is going home. Game 7 is coming, and Boston's championship hopes rest entirely on winning it. There's no room for the struggles that showed up in Game 6. Not anymore.
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