All the third game were 20+ wins! The Cavaliers Celtics rewritten the big score to 2-1. Can they reverse 0-2 at the same time?

The Celtics defeated the Knicks 115-93 away today, tied the score to 1-2, avoiding the desperate situation of falling behind 0-3. It is worth mentioning that the Cavaliers, who also trailed 0-2 at home, also tied the score to 1-2 in the third game with the Pacers 126-104 away.

Cavaliers and the Celtics both won more than 60 wins in the regular season and had home advantage in the semi-finals, but they encountered a 0-2 situation and suffered a 20-point comeback. However, they both won 20 points in the third game, avoiding a 0-3 trail. As a result, the teams playing away in the Eastern Conference semi-finals achieved a record of 6 wins and 0 losses, while the teams playing home have never won a single game.

After rewriting the big score to 1-2, the situation between the Cavaliers and the Celtics is not that dangerous, and as long as they can continue to win in the next game, they can tie the big score and regain their home advantage. They still have the hope of completing a 0-2 reversal and meeting in the Eastern Conference Finals. Of course, since it is difficult for them to win at home, it doesn’t seem that important to have a home advantage.

In terms of overall strength, the Knights and the Celtics still have the upper hand. In the first three games of the series, the Celtics led by 20+ in each game, but they suffered a big reversal in the first two games, so the big score was behind. The Celtics have played against the Knicks seven times this season, leading the Knicks in 6 games in 20+, while the Knicks have only one game ahead of more than 6 points. The Celtics also swept the Celtics 4-0 in the regular season, so the strength of the two teams is indeed not on the same level, and the Celtics have full hope of turning the tables. The situation in the matchup between the

Cavaliers and Pacers were similar. The Cavaliers also led by 20+ in the second and third games, but they were reversed by Halliburton in the second game. However, in the third game, the Cavaliers were not reversed again, which was also the first time that the Pacers lost the playoff game at home when Halliburton played, with a record of 9 wins and 0 losses.

In the semi-finals, Mitchell's personal performance was also quite outstanding. He scored 48 points, 5 rebounds, 9 assists, 4 steals and 43 points, 9 rebounds and 5 assists respectively in the last two games. Before James, he became the second player in the Cavaliers' history to score 40+ in two consecutive games in the playoffs. This is Mitchell has won 40+ in the playoffs in his Cavaliers' career, and he tied for Irving to be second in the team history, second only to James (24 times). In the first game, Mitchell also scored 33 points. In the first three games of the series, Mitchell averaged 41.3 points, 6.3 rebounds and 6 assists per game, becoming the third player in the past 40 years to average 40+ points per game in the first three games of the series, comparable to Jordan (5 times) and James (2 to). As long as Mitchell can maintain this performance next, the Cavaliers still have great hope of turning the tables.