This shift in strategy has proven effective. In fact, the Celtics outscored the Sixers by an average of 21.8 points per game from 3-point range. Payton Pritchard has emerged as a key player, shooting an impressive 5-for-9 from beyond the arc in critical moments during the last two games.

However, not all is well for the Sixers. Star player Joel Embiid is listed as questionable due to an abdomen injury, which could impact Philadelphia’s chances significantly. Fans in Philadelphia are holding their breath as they await updates on his condition.

Key statistics:

• The Celtics lead the series 3-1 against the Sixers.
• 55.9% of the Celtics’ shots have come from 3-point range in this series.
• They have outscored Philadelphia by an average of 21.8 points per game from beyond the arc.
• Paul George is averaging 17.5 points with a true shooting percentage of 63.6% in these playoffs.
• Nikola Vučević has played more minutes than teammate Neemias Queta throughout this series.

The Celtics’ reliance on late-game execution has also been noteworthy—they shot 23-for-49 (47%) in the final seconds of shot clocks during Games 3 and 4. This ability to deliver under pressure highlights their playoff experience and strategic planning.

As Game 5 approaches on April 28, fans at TD Garden will be eager to see if Boston can close out the series decisively or if Philadelphia will rally back without their star center. The game will be broadcast live on ESPN, bringing excitement to homes across both cities.

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