Celtics Edge Pacers

10 Reasons Game 3 Was a Series Turning Point

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The Celtics' ability to shut down the Pacers’ offense in the final 18 minutes of the game.

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The pivotal steal by Jrue Holiday in the closing moments to secure the victory.

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Boston’s rally from an 18-point deficit in the third quarter.

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The impact of Tyrese Haliburton not playing, weakening the Pacers’ offensive execution.

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Boston’s improved performance in clutch moments compared to previous games.

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Jayson Tatum leading the team with critical assists and scoring.

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Al Horford’s contribution with seven 3-pointers, a career-high.

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The Celtics’ adjustments to the Pacers’ switching defense.

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Effective transition defense by the Celtics, limiting the Pacers’ fast breaks.

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The Pacers’ missed final 3-pointer which could have tied the game, highlighting Boston’s defensive resolve.

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