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Game 7: Deja Vu All Over Again

Orlando Magic at Boston Celtics, May 17, 2009 8:00 PM EDT


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Orlando Magic (3-3,7-5)  at  Boston Celtics (3-3,7-6)
Round 2, Game 7
Postseason game #14 Home Game #8
Sunday, 5/17
8:00 PM ET
TV: TNT
Pre/Post Game: CSN HD 7:00 PM ET/After the Game
TD Banknorth Garden

Game Thread    l    Chat 


For the second time in as many series, the Celtics are facing a must win game 7 at the Garden.  The Celtics franchise is 32-0 in game 7's after they led the series 3-2.  But, history  really doesn't guarantee a win.   Each team is different as is each opponent.  But the fact that this team is 1-0 in game 7's this season may give them an edge over the Magic who haven't played in a game 7 as a team. 

  The Celtics have a couple things going for them in this game.  One, they are playing at home where they have been very strong this season.  Second, this team has been in this position before both last season and in the first round this season.  This Orlando team hasn't faced the pressure of a game 7. Third, the Celtics have had 2 days off between games and they have played very well on two days rest. 

Doc has guaranteed that Ray Allen will snap out of his slump in this game.   Let's hope that Doc's instincts are right.  The Celtics have been able to win with Ray struggling, but they need Ray's offense, especially in a must win game. 

The Celtics have not yet played well in this series.  Pierce and Ray Allen have struggled.  The team hasn't played defense for an entire game.  Hopefully they will put everything together in this game. It's win or go home.    The Magic hasn't gotten their perimeter game going in the series either and hopefully with some good defense from the Celtics, they will continue to struggle. 

This is about as must win as games get.  It's win or go home.  The Celtics can't depend on history or home court to win this game.  They have to come out focused and play for 48 minutes and most importantly play defense. 

Referees:  Steve Javie      Scott Foster       Derrick Stafford  

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Probable Starting Matchups
Each of these matchups is a key to this game. 


vs
Rajon Rondo vs Rafer Alston
As it has been in every game, as goes Rondo, so go the Celtics.  Rondo has to be more aggressive.  He didn't go to the rim in game 6 but settled for stopping midway in the paint for the runners or teardrop jumpers.  He has to get to the rim and either finish or draw the foul or kick the ball out to the open man.  When he gets to the hoop, the defense will collapse on him and there will be someone open.  But, that doesn't happen when he pulls up.  Also, he has to run the plays.  Too many possessions in game 6 ended up with Rondo holding the ball as the shot clock ran down. 

  vs
Kendrick Perkins vs Dwight Howard
Perk has been doing a great job defending Howard 1 on 1.  He was limited in game 6 by foul trouble and so he has to play smart and try to avoid picking up early fouls.  Of course, some of that goes on the refs who have been less than consistent in this series.  The Celtics will need another strong game from Perk in order to win game 7.  His defense on Howard will be crucial as will his ability to finish inside and grab offensive rebounds. 

vs
Paul Pierce vs Hedo Turkoglu 
The Celtics need Paul Pierce to step up and lead the team.  He has been inconsistent, disappearing for some periods and hitting big shots at others.  The Celtics need the Paul Pierce who drives to the hoop and draws fouls, the Paul Pierce who hits those midrange shots but doesn't force shots and finds his teammates when he is doubled and tripled.    If that Paul Pierce doesn't show up, the Celtics' chances of winning go way down.  The Celtics need the Captain to show up. 

vs
Ray Allen vs JJ Reddick
Van Gundy has been starting Reddick and bringing Lee off the bench.  Ray should once again see a combination of these two players at the two.  To say that Ray has struggled in this series is a major understatement.  The Celtics absolutely need more out of Ray than 5 points.  He has to figure out a way to get open and hit his shots.     

vs
Big Baby Davis vs Rashard Lewis
Big Baby was in foul trouble much of game 6 and never got on track. It also seemed like Big Baby was forcing things and trying to do too much.   The biggest key for Big Baby is to avoid picking up quick fouls.  Again, the refs may determine this more than Big Baby will, but he has to play smart.  This matchup is one of the toughest for the Celtics but it is also a tough one for the Magic since Lewis hasn't been that effective in stopping Big Baby either.  Big Baby has to stay in his role and not try to force his shot and to find the open man when he is doubled. 

The Bench matchups are also going to be key to the win.
The keys off the bench for the Celtics are House, Scal and Marbury.    The Magic have been blanketing House with defense and not giving him any room whatsoever to get his shot off.  When he does get a sliver of light, he is still hitting his shots.  We need Eddie to find a way to get free and give the second unit some offense.

Scal  may be the most important player off the bench simply because the Celtics have so few bigs.  Scal has alternated between being successful and invisible.  The Celtics need Scal to step up to the task on defense to keep Lewis off balance and he also must hit his shots to spread the floor and keep the defenses honest. 

Marbury has to be able to run the offense when Rondo goes out.  He has been successful when he is aggressive going for his shot and taking it to the hoop.  He can't let himself be too unselfish (did I really say that about Marbury?) and he can't force it either and must find a medium between the two.   

For the Magic, their biggest players off the bench have been Pietrus, Johnson and Gortat.  Pietrus has hit some really big 3's for them and has defended well.  Johnson showed that he is very capable of coming up big for the Magic when he started in place of the suspended Alston.  Marbury must keep him from getting in his groove.  And Gortat is more of an offensive threat than Howard, but doesn't provide the intimidation inside that Howard does.  When Gortat is in, the Celtics must take advantage and get to the hoop. 

Keys to the Game
Focus
The Celtics obviously have lost focus at times in this game allowing the Magic to build big leads and most recently, turning the ball over 19 times in game 6 and allowing the Magic to come back and win the game. They won't win game 7 with 19 turnovers.  The Magic are too good at turning those turnovers into points. They scored 28 points off the Celtics 19 turnovers in game 6.   At times they have stopped running their plays and have run out the shot clock without getting a good shot.  They have also gone for long periods without their defensive focus.  The Celtics must come into game 7 focused on both ends of the court and keep that focus for 48 minutes. 

Limit Turnovers
The Celtics committed 19 turnovers in game 6.  This goes hand and hand with the first key and that is focus.   Most turnovers result from a lack of focus on the part of the players committing them.  They make careless passes, shuffle their feet, fail to see the defenses, etc.   The Celtics must keep their focus and cut down on their turnovers because the Magic will surely make them pay if they don't. 

Defense
It was true last year and is just as true this year.  Defense wins games.  It was the Magic who buckled down on defense in game 6 and came up with the stops needed down the stretch.  The Celtics have proved that they are capable of clamping down on defense but have not stayed with that defense for an entire game.  They must come into game 7 with a defensive mindset and make that their priority. The team that plays defense, especially in crunch time will be the team that comes out on top. 

Leaders Must Lead
The Celtics need Paul Pierce and Ray Allen to show up.  Paul Pierce has been inconsistent.  At times he is dominant and at others he disappears.  Pierce must show up for Game 7 and lead this team to a strong start and keep them focused right to the end.    Pierce must lead this team and set the tone.  He is the Captain and must play like it.  Ray Allen on the other hand has been consistent, but consistently bad.  This would be a great time for Ray to come out of his slump and hit some big shots.  The Celtics need his offense. 

Rebound
Crashing the boards is very important in this series because of how dominant Howard is with put backs once he gets the rebounds.  The Celtics must limit Magic second chance baskets by rebounding the ball.   Effort, energy, and desire will show up in the rebounding stats.  The team that wants the game more will win the rebounding battle.  Hopefully, it will be the Celtics that want it more. 

Run the Offense
The Celtics must run their offense.  They have to move the ball and find the open man.  They have to run their set plays  and make their shots when they are open.   In game 6, too many possessions, especially down the stretch, ended up with Rondo taking a desperation shot at the end of the shot clock.  That should never happen.  If they are running their plays and their offense is working, there should always be someone open for a shot before they get to that point. 

X Factors
Home Court Advantage and an Extra Day
The Celtics beat out the Magic for the privilege of hosting game 7 if it came down to it in the playoffs.  It has come down to it.  The Magic have been a good road team all season and closed out the first round on the road.  They proved they are capable of winning in Boston with their game 1 victory.  Home teams have won 80% of game 7's over the course of NBA history.  This may have more to do with the fact that the better team has the better record and thus home court advantage than it does with the venue. 

 The Celtics can't come into the game assuming they will win it because they are at home.   Hopefully they will get a lift from what should be a very loud and rowdy crowd, but they still must put forth the effort to outplay the Magic, especially on the defensive end. 

The game will be played after 2 days off.  The Celtics have been playing every other day and fatigue has been a factor, especially with such a short bench.   The Celtics are 15-3 this season in games that they have at least 2 days rest going into the game.  That extra day off could pay big dividends.

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Defense will be key

And Ray and Rondo aggressivity and shooting performance too.

Let’s go Celtics!

by Drucci on May 17, 2009 4:38 PM EDT reply actions   0 recs

This is Rondo’s breakthrough-to-superstar game. If there is a crunch time the C’s will jump on Rondo’s back. Not Paul’s. Not Ray’s. Rondo will carry us to the next round. He’ll fill up the stat sheet as usual but will be even better with the game on the line. Nobody on Orlando can guard him and he’ll be able to roam defensively because Alston will be rattled in a game of this magnitude.

by Finkelskyhook on May 17, 2009 5:19 PM EDT reply actions   0 recs

Another deep tasty Preview... thanks FLceltsfan

may all your bullet points hit home for us tonight!!!!

by jyrecelts on May 17, 2009 6:28 PM EDT reply actions   0 recs

Celtics know how to win game 7’s. Orlando…not so much. Let’s hope our guys in green pull through.

by silvershamrocker on May 17, 2009 7:13 PM EDT reply actions   0 recs

its been a fun season, the best we can hope for tonight is a good game.

by spinz on May 17, 2009 7:30 PM EDT reply actions   0 recs

1Q - 5:31

So far, the Magic are running the Celts off the court.

Magic are pushing, getting penetration and dishing for dunks and wide open 3s.

Magic are also playing good D.

They came out to hit the C’s hard. The C’s have not yet responded.

by KJR on May 17, 2009 8:21 PM EDT reply actions   0 recs

smart strategy by the Magic

so far, they’ve solidly outplayed the C’s

they look faster and looser

they also have a game plan … run the C’s out of the building

we’ll see if they can keep it up; and we’ll see if the C’s respond

as always, the C’s need to start with D; stop the penetration

Alston, Lewis and Turkoglu are driving at will

by KJR on May 17, 2009 8:32 PM EDT reply actions   0 recs

nightmare start

the Magic get to play with a lead

they’re loose

the crowd is quieted down

and the Celtics are playing tight, trying to get it back all at once

there’s a long way to go; at this point, if the C’s can get back to even by halftime, that will be a success

by KJR on May 17, 2009 8:37 PM EDT reply actions   0 recs

get BBD off

his D is terrible; his O is terrible

he’s trying to do too much on O, and not contesting on D

turnovers of the PGs have been awful also

team needs to play with speed, but also with poise

Pierce and Perk are the only ones who have shown up so far (and Ray a bit)

by KJR on May 17, 2009 8:46 PM EDT reply actions   0 recs

Good luck guys!

Regular over at OverTheMonster here to wish you guys luck!

Well, I'll appreciate for you to keep my zingers outta your mouth!

by BoSox415 on May 17, 2009 8:49 PM EDT reply actions   0 recs

Celtics are tight as a drum

Perk misses a layup and doesn’t take it up strong

Marbury fumbles a pass out of bounds

Scal rushes everything

they are playing like rookies (except Pierce)

the Magic are loose

the C’s prep and game plan right now looks horrible

if they keep rushing, they’ll get blown out

they need to settle down, D up and execute

get back in slowly at first and then quickly when they’re in a rhythm

by KJR on May 17, 2009 8:53 PM EDT reply actions   0 recs

lucky to be only down 10 with 5:30 to go in Q2

a few stops, a few makes and we’re back

I’m still hopeful about the ultimate outcome, but the C’s really like to make things difficult on themselves

by KJR on May 17, 2009 8:56 PM EDT reply actions   0 recs

finally starting to get into the game

better D, and Ray Allen going to the basket — gee, what a concept

the role players need to play roles, not try to be heroes

Ray and Paul have enough juice tonight to win this game

we need a more solid contribution from everyone else

just do your job, and the C’s will win

by KJR on May 17, 2009 9:02 PM EDT reply actions   0 recs

oh yeah, try sticking with the 3 point shooters

and stop the penetrations

forget about all the double and triple teams on Howard

we should be praying they try to execute through him

he does most damage on rebounds and dunks

let him play one on one

stick with your guys

team is trying to do too much, over-reacting and not showing discipline

Doc needs to get them settled down

he underestimated how much guidance the young guys need

BBD and Marbury and Scal are essentially playoff rookies

by KJR on May 17, 2009 9:06 PM EDT reply actions   0 recs

if there is one silver lining

in this horrid 1st half, it’s that the team shouldn’t be tired

unlike last game, where I thought they’d expended too much by the half, this game they should have everything left down the stretch

small consolation

by KJR on May 17, 2009 9:07 PM EDT reply actions   0 recs

I hope to goodness there's an explanation for Rondo's D

because otherwise, it’s scary bad

how many times does Rafer Alston have to torch him before he goes over screens instead of under

it’s as if because the Magic are dissing Rondo and laying off him, he’s decided to do the same to Alston and Alston is torching him

Rondo needs to grow up in a hurry; it’s not a one on one battle; it’s a team game

just win the game

I don’t care if they’re laying off you; just play D

by KJR on May 17, 2009 9:12 PM EDT reply actions   0 recs

Should've been 2 pt Magic lead

C’s ball, four down; horrible execution and then no D

Doc needs to get in Rondo’s face at half and get him mad

I’ll give him a pass if it later turns out his ankles are so bad he can’t guard anyone, etc.

but as far as we know, he’s ready to go … he really was not good in the first half

too bad, because Pierce and Ray Allen are playing decent

by KJR on May 17, 2009 9:14 PM EDT reply actions   0 recs

once again, we're lucky to only be down 7 at the half

with any effort, any poise, any execution, any bench contribution etc.

we should win this going away

unless, of course, the Magic come out and ram it down our throats like they did in Q1

as always, it starts on D: get stops and confidence will grow, the Magic will get tight and the basket will open up for the C’s; get to the FT line and keep Magic out of the penalty

if the C’s trade baskets, it will come down to the end and it’s a fifty-fifty game

if they play D and get 4-6 minutes out of the bench (without blowing the game), the C’s will win

by KJR on May 17, 2009 9:18 PM EDT reply actions   0 recs

BARKLEY

Does anyone want to dropkick Barkley in the face?!??!!?!?!? I can’t listen to his halftime garbage.

What a donkey.

http://loscy.wordpress.com/

by jontookem on May 17, 2009 9:22 PM EDT reply actions   0 recs

glad that Ray had a good 1st half

our PGs (Rondo and Marbury) and our PFs (BBD and Scal) were the ones that screwed up the first half

except for Rondo, they are all the equivalent of playoff rookies, and it showed; they were tight, they rushed, they didn’t contest, they were over-reacting, they tried to do too much and they turned it over

I really hope they settle down in the 2nd H

I’m somewhat optimistic; Magic came out on fire; we were terrible; and it’s still a game

I’m assuming we find some composure and settle down; if we do, we should win this game

by KJR on May 17, 2009 9:31 PM EDT reply actions   0 recs

much better effort needed in the

second half if boston wants to stay in this game

by celticinorlando on May 17, 2009 9:31 PM EDT reply actions   0 recs

Rondo and BBD are killing us on D

every score is Lewis or Alston

why does BBD ever leave Lewis?

Doc should call timeout and get in his face not to leave his man

Rondo trying to do too much; not a good shot against Lewis

so far, the team has wasted a few chances to get the game even

it’s still the C’s game, but they need to show some composure

by KJR on May 17, 2009 9:41 PM EDT reply actions   0 recs

every time the C's get it to 4

they rush and shoot in the 1st ten seconds of the possession

really poor patience; it’s like they’re trying to win the game with one shot

they need to keep executing

on D; the inability to stop penetration is just killing us on open 3s

the Magic are fighting harder through picks, and the C’s are not

once again, I can’t explain this; how come the Magic are showing more effort fighting through screens?

so far in this game, the Magic are playing like the more confident, experienced team, and the C’s are playing like nervous first-timers

when they get it to 4, just settle down and execute; and for God’s sake, cover the wide open 3

Howard has done nothing; stop Turkoglu’s drives and cover the 3s

by KJR on May 17, 2009 9:46 PM EDT reply actions   0 recs

trading baskets

yes, there’s a lack of patience on offense … shooting the first shot, with no rebounders under the boards

but what’s killing the team is the lack of D … just trading baskets

guys are running around with no discipline; they’re showing no composure or patience

they could overcome this lead in about 2 minutes; they have a huge amount of time

they need to stop rushing and start bearing down

their hands are not active … get hands in the passing lanes

by KJR on May 17, 2009 9:52 PM EDT reply actions   0 recs

Rondo

OK. Good finish. But terrible quarter.

C’s could easily have gone up in the quarter.

Perkins, go up strong. Two missed bunnies. Absolutely terrible. (And Perk butterfingers on the previous possession).

I still like our chances, but the team is going to have to start playing D.

by KJR on May 17, 2009 9:59 PM EDT reply actions   0 recs

This is a pretty crappy FT Differential, Maybe the Refs are

BIASED

Brad Ziegler had a scoreless inning streak. Brad Ziegler had not met BJ Upton.

by P Brady on May 17, 2009 10:01 PM EDT reply actions   0 recs

composure

we needed 4 minutes out of the bench; we’re not going to get it

that’s why you don’t put E House in; terrible play

BBD also killing us again with a no contest

disastrous start to the 4th

does House even exist on D

get him the … off the court

by KJR on May 17, 2009 10:04 PM EDT reply actions   0 recs

it will take a miracle finish

we might still win

but the Magic have solidly outplayed us so far; they came out in the 4th and put the hammer down; our guys are just floating around

as always, it starts with D; so why is E House in the game?

Magic playing to win; so far, our team isn’t

by KJR on May 17, 2009 10:05 PM EDT reply actions   0 recs

we needed more energy and more legs

why didn’t Doc game plan to pick up full court with TA and Rondo for 3-4 minutes in the 1st half?

really, really uncreative coaching; team seems really unprepared mentally and in terms of game plan

by KJR on May 17, 2009 10:07 PM EDT reply actions   0 recs

Orlando putting the hammer down

C’s showing phony hustle

no excuse for 11-0 Magic run to start the 4th

now the team is just tanking: Pierce missing FT etc.

once again, the C’s are sulking; time to show some pride

at least fight all the way through the game

Magic are faster to the ball; getting every loose ball

by KJR on May 17, 2009 10:10 PM EDT reply actions   0 recs

a lot of time, but it will take a miracle finish

this was a game that was easily within reach

at the critical time (start of the 4th), the C’s just disappeared

we needed stops, not jackup 3s by Marbury

C’s will need to show great composure; if they rush, they’ll just get blown out more

the Magic should be playing really loose right now; we need to narrow the gap to 7 or so in the next few minutes

by KJR on May 17, 2009 10:14 PM EDT reply actions   0 recs

Its too bad, but I cant say im suprised, I said before game 6 that it was a must win game, and it looks like I was right. big offseason coming up

by ohc on May 17, 2009 10:16 PM EDT reply actions   0 recs

horrid play

that missed rebound sums up the C’s

horrid, horrid play

no box out, no rebound, team sitting around watching

they played 24 seconds of D and screwed it up by not rebounding … no excuse

by KJR on May 17, 2009 10:18 PM EDT reply actions   0 recs

Lewis layup

down 21

it’s probably too late

once again … missed layups, missed FTs and no D

team came up really small tonight

by KJR on May 17, 2009 10:21 PM EDT reply actions   0 recs

we get it to 14

and Gortat turns into superman

team’s D is absolutely horrendous

by KJR on May 17, 2009 10:22 PM EDT reply actions   0 recs

sad thing is ... team doesn't even seem tired tonight

and why should they be; no one played D in the 2nd half; traded baskets all night long

by KJR on May 17, 2009 10:24 PM EDT reply actions   0 recs

Hey... Time for Garnett

pull off the suit and get in the game

by KJR on May 17, 2009 10:24 PM EDT reply actions   0 recs

just need 4 more Ray Allen 3s

ha … or get it to 7 with 3 minutes left

time to scramble on D

there’s still time; but it will take almost perfect offensive execution

(we’re now seeing why that 11-0 run to start the 4th was a killer)

by KJR on May 17, 2009 10:29 PM EDT reply actions   0 recs

and a Perk foul

stupid, stupid, stupid

and Turkoglu looking like a superstar

by KJR on May 17, 2009 10:31 PM EDT reply actions   0 recs

Why are you writing here?

You’re absolutely alone. Why don’t you join the game thread?

by cordobes on May 17, 2009 10:32 PM EDT up reply actions   0 recs

So much easier to play with a nice lead

C’s completely blew the game in the 3rd and early 4th Qs

maybe they wouldn’t have beaten the Cavs (probably not)

but I still would have liked to have seen the effort

no excuse for this game

team came up really small

hope they come back next year ready to get back to playing

by KJR on May 17, 2009 10:32 PM EDT reply actions   0 recs

and C's lose another possession

just going through the motions

team is done

by KJR on May 17, 2009 10:33 PM EDT reply actions   0 recs

horrible beat down

Congratulations to the Magic

they wanted it; they deserved it

Congratulations to Magic

great season for C’s (except the injuries)

just not enough to beat the other teams in the playoffs

by KJR on May 17, 2009 10:34 PM EDT reply actions   0 recs

Congratulations to Celtics

overall, a game effort during the season

they’re not going to win every year

we’ll get ’em next year

have a good summer

see you guys next year

by KJR on May 17, 2009 10:35 PM EDT reply actions   0 recs

Thankyou

Thank you Doc Rivers for burning out Pierce and Allen in a ridiculous quest for homecourt advantage that lastedjust one game against Orlando
Thank you KG for malingering on the bench for three months. Geez, either have surgery or get your ass on the court. Maybe he should have called up Willis Reed or Larry Bird or Kevin McHale, and asked them about some intestinal fortitude.

by BibAl on May 17, 2009 10:36 PM EDT reply actions   0 recs

That was pathetic

Im ashamed of everyone tonight

I know im overreacting but pathetic.

Pierce, learn to shoot some frickin freethrows.

If i were doc, i’d have em run sprints for an hour after they game.

That was pathetic

by beantownboy171 on May 17, 2009 10:36 PM EDT reply actions   0 recs

Pierce

Pierce is not the problem. He’s tired. He played all of his minutes, plus KG’s for the last three months!

by BibAl on May 17, 2009 10:40 PM EDT reply actions   0 recs

being tired is not an excuse, you close out the series sooner and you get more rest, they couldnt do that

by ohc on May 17, 2009 10:45 PM EDT up reply actions   0 recs

When you've

If being tired is not an excuse, having a “mysterious” knee injury and being UNABLE to give 3 minutes on the night of a game 7 isn’t an excuse either. Pierce deserves no blame at all, NONE.

by Scalablob990 on May 17, 2009 11:57 PM EDT up reply actions   0 recs

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