The 17-year-old NBA veteran throws shadows at Celtics against Knicks game

So far, the NBA playoffs have been nothing less than entertaining, since the first round like the Minnesota Timberwolves over the Los Angeles Lakers and game winners like Aaron Gordon's put-back slam over the Los Angeles Lakers and Game award winners. In order to start the second round of the playoffs, the conversation is still there, with the highlight -hinge moments already littered in every series.

For the New York Knicks and Boston Celtics Series, the Knicks took the lead after their victory on Wednesday evening. In view of the reigning NBA master of the ropes, fans in the league have started to react to their performance. This includes the former striker of San Antonio Spurs Rudy Gay, who threw somewhat shade on the two sides.

“I am convinced that nobody knows what to do in the 3pt line these days,” said Gay about his X account. His message refers to the bad three-point shooting from both sides when the Knicks only converted nine of their 31 attempts and converted the Celtics 10 of their 40 attempts.

Although the NBA teams score more than ever, the Knicks and Celtics game ended with a final result of only 91-90, since the lack of three-scale changed the score significantly. While Gay was a shooter in the league during his time, he was always at the best side when he attacked the lane.

While Gay may be looking for changes in the NBA, it doesn't come soon. Especially with seven feet such as Wembanyama, which you often shoot, the three-point shot has changed forever.

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