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NBA – Dennis Schröder not worried about Jayson Tatum’s throwing crisis

Dennis Schröder showed his form strength after his 38-point gala against the Milwaukee Bucks in Cleveland, but it was a narrow defeat. The big issues in Boston were losing a big lead and Jayson Tatum’s throwing problems.

With 28 points Schröder was again the best scorer of his team, but in the fourth quarter he couldn’t prevent Cleveland from making a comeback with a 35:15 run and winning 91:89. The point guard even got the last litter this time, but his jumper from the baseline only hit the ring.

For the Celtics, who lost a close game for the fourth time this season, this was a setback after convincing victories over Toronto and Milwaukee. With 6-7, the Celtics occupy tenth place in the east. “We are not frustrated, defeats happen,” said Schröder afterwards, knowing full well that with Al Horford, Jaylen Brown and Josh Richardson three important rotation players were canceled.

Center Robert Williams saw it a little differently, in his opinion the Celtics took their foot off the gas too early. “We’re still learning, but these slip-ups, this shit mustn’t be repeated. It has to stop.”

Ultimately, Schröder did not get enough help, especially Jayson Tatum once again struggled with his litter. For his 21 points he needed 22 attempts, only four of his 15 jump throws went through the trap. Schröder did not want to overestimate this either. “I would always go into battle with him. He will find his groove again,” said Schröder.

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