Sixers Lose Game Three, Need Late-Game Poise

It's April 25th.

This is Boston's Celtics News Today, AI-powered stories from inside your team.

Philadelphia Sixers just dropped Game 3 to the Boston Celtics, 108-100, putting Boston

up two games to one in the series.

Philly hung tough most of the night, but couldn't seal the deal in crunch time, letting

those late errors cost them big.

Tyree's Maxi dropped 31 points to keep the Sixers in striking distance, while Jason Tatum

and Jalen Browne each had 25 for Boston's.

The Celtics pounced on Philly's slip-ups down the stretch, turning a close one into a solid

win.

Coach Nick Nurse called it straight post-game, saying they made a few mistakes you just

can't afford in these high-stakes battles.

Fans and analysts are buzzing about execution issues, especially with the pressure mounting

at home.

That fifth foul on Adam Bona early in the fourth shifted everything.

Nurse thought it could have been overlooked, and he pointed out a possible travel by.

Tatum right before.

Some swung hard after that, leaving Philly's interior defense exposed.

Now Game 4 hits Wells Fargo Center tomorrow, and the Sixers got a lock-in late Game

poise to even it up.

Tighten those screws, stay cool under fire, and they can flip this series right back

their way.