The 76ers allowed the Celtics to attain 19/35 three-pointers within the loss in Boston (99-106). According to Philadelphia’s head coach Doc Rivers, his crew defended poorly at three-point line gave their opponents huge open photographs.

He was not happy along with his crew’s offense both, saying that there was no crew play, however fairly reliance on particular person expertise.

“I don’t care what anybody did tonight offensively,” Rivers mentioned postgame. “We scored because we’re obviously good. But we didn’t score as a team tonight. We didn’t play as a team offensively tonight. And then defensively we were worse.”

“I could have made some of those threes. Well, maybe not me. I was a poor shooter,” he mentioned about Boston’s three-pointers. “Someone in this room could have made those threes. I mean they were pretty much wide open.

“We gave a lot of dare shots tonight all the way through the game. A lot of shots where we just dared guys to shoot them. And they shot them and they made them. Give them credit you still got to make them and they did.”