The Celtics played three overtimes the night before and it finally showed at the end — the Bobcats closed the game on a 7-0 run and ended up winning 94-91 to snap Boston’s seven game winning streak.
This was the shot that won it. Avery Bradley, the Celtics best perimeter defender, was tracking Ramon Sessions but notice he takes a little misstep (tweaking something) and that gave Sessions space to get off a wide open 15 footer and he drains it.
The Bobcats don’t have a lot of things going for them but they had fresh legs and that was the difference in this game.
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- eventhorizon04 - Feb 12, 2013 at 9:11 AM
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I would describe it more as, “Avery Bradley was tracking Kemba Walker, but after Walker set a screen on Sessions’ defender (Celtic #11), Bradley was switched onto Sessions. Bradley takes a little misstep (tweaking something), which gave Sessions space to get off a wide open 15 footer, and he drains it.”
But regardless – nice shot by Sessions.
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- someidiotfromouthereintheprojects - Feb 12, 2013 at 11:23 AM
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hopefully no nba front offices saw byron mullens last night or some team will end up paying the big man some decent money and lure him away from the bobcats.
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