With the game tied at 111, the Celtics had trouble getting off a play and coach Doc Rivers called a timeout with 25.5 seconds to go and 6 seconds left on the shot clock. The ball was eventually inbounded and quickly given to Pierce on the left wing. He looked at the shot clock, started a move to the basket and then pulled up for a sweet jumper that ripped the net. Remember the classic game against Philly last month when Ray Allen hit two straight three-pointers, one to tie the game and one to win it? The first 15 seconds of the clip below shows the game-tying shot. The Celtics ran that exact play again for Ray Allen tonight, and it worked again, as Allen nailed the open three to tie the game. (Nice screens from Perk on both of these plays). Dime: Why are you so good at coming up with quick hitter plays at the end of games and during timeouts? Doc Rivers: Well probably because I have three really good players. You know, that really helps. You just watch the game and try and get tendencies and then play from there. We have veterans, and that helps as well. Because when you have veterans who can think, you can draw up something that they’ve never seen before and you have a chance of running it. --对Nets的比赛.PP假装运球突破.Davis做screen帮Ray创造space 然後pp传给ray的战术..这是我看过第二次.很不错的一个play --

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