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San Francisco. A lot happened in Boston Celtics in the NBA Finals. Golden State Warriors star Stephen Curry missed the top three for the first time in a post-season game. After a long battle with the recording, Jason Tatum had a good night. And the fact is that the Celtics not only failed to beat the Warriors in the third quarter, but also won the Golden State in the final. But after all this, Celtic felt sad when Boston gave the Warriors a five-point lead in the first eight minutes of the fourth quarter and gave them a golden 104-44 victory. They closed the line at TD Garden on Thursday night. "Of course, we were a little disappointed with the third result," he said. "We felt we had opportunities, and we started playing as usual. It's really hard, you know. "Our backs are against the wall. Here we are looking at each other - we have to understand this. Now we have the opportunity, we need to know." Tomorrow is not for us. After the 5th game, the Cel...

Goalkeeper Kyrie Irving is no stranger to controversy this season. In Game 1 of the NBA's first-round playoff series, he once again proved the critics right. After the Nets came back by a double-digit deficit, the seven-star All-Star Game had enough fans in the fourth quarter. Irving stood to the side waiting for the ball to fly away and put both hands behind his head to flip the bird. At 7:31 in the fourth quarter, Irving also rubbed his eyes and pretended to cry to taunt Celtics fans in the TD Garden. And of course the fans laughed in response and the player whistled louder. In his post-match press conference, the goalkeeper explained to journalists that the fans called him "n****", "b****", but they heard "f*** you". However, players try their best to block out the noise in each game. Otherwise the league would have more problems with Ron Orest. Not that some bad fans wouldn't expect it, but all players have to do is ignore them. Irving als...