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The Warriors finished with an 18-4 advantage in fast-break points in Game 3, with Andrew Wiggins (six points) and Stephen Curry (five points) each outscoring the Celtics on their own.

Jaylen Brown and Grant Williams led Boston with five second-chance points apiece, while Klay Thompson led all players with six points – accounting for more than half of Golden State’s total.

The Celtics also doubled up the Warriors in second-chance points, 22-11.

Jayson Tatum, Jaylen Brown and Marcus Smart all scored 10 points in the paint for the Celtics, compared to just Andrew Wiggins in double-figures for the Warriors.

As John Schuhmann breaks down in The Finals Stat for Game 3, the Celtics doubled up the Warriors in points in the paint, 52-26.

The Celtics outscore the Warriors 52-26 in the paint on their way to a 116-100 victory in Game 3.

Through three games, Boston has won the two games played at the slowest pace – 93.50 in Game 1, 94.50 in Game 3 – while Golden State’s Game 2 win came at the fast pace at 97.50.

Boston finished with a 47-31 advantage on the boards in Game 3 with Robert Williams III posting a game-high 20.4 rebound percentage.

Jayson Tatum finished with nine assists against just two turnovers his 4.5 assist-to-turnover ratio led all players and was Tatum’s second-best mark of the postseason, trailing only Game 1 of the Finals (6.5 ratio, 13 assists, 2 turnovers).

In the 10 minutes they shared the court, Boston’s defensive rating was 75.0.

Of the seven Celtics that played at least 10 minutes, Boston had its best defensive rating with Robert Williams III (100.0 in 26 minutes), Grant Williams (100.0) and Marcus Smart (102.5 in 39 minutes) on the court.

Game 3 followed suit as they picked up a 16-point win to improve to 7-0 following a loss in this year’s playoffs.

Entering Game 3, the Celtics were 6-0 in the postseason following a loss, winning those six games by an average of 15.5 points.The Celtics turned the tables in Game 3 and finished with 11 more shot attempts than the Warriors, 89-78, thanks in large part to their advantage in both offensive rebounds (15-6) and turnovers (12-16). The Warriors finished with more field-goal attempts in each of the first two games: plus-3 in Game 1 (88-85) and plus-6 in Game 2 (86-80).However, Boston won every other quarter in Game 3 and leads every other quarter over the series: first quarter (+6), second quarter (+6) and fourth quarter (+40).

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Golden State continued its dominance of the third quarter, winning the period 33-25 to increase its margin over the series to plus-43.

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Draymond Green finished with more fouls (6) than he did combined points (2) and assists (3) over 35 minutes.

was the only Warriors player to finish with a positive plus/minus at plus-four in 21 minutes off the bench while Derrick White was the only Celtics player with a negative plus/minus at minus-12 in 24 minutes off the bench. He was held scoreless in the fourth quarter.

After scoring a total of 26 points and making four 3-pointers in the first two games of the Finals combined, Klay Thompson scored 25 points and made five 3-pointers in Game 3.

Stephen Curry scored a game-high 31 points while shooting 6-of-11 (54.5%) on both 2-point shots and 3-point shots.Robert Williams III has finished with eight points and four blocked shots in each of Boston’s two wins in this series.Boston improved to 7-0 this postseason when Tatum dishes out at least seven assists in a game.

Jayson Tatum finished with 26 points and a game-high nine assists.

Jaylen Brown scored 17 of his team-high 27 points in the first quarter as Boston won the opening 12 minutes for the first time in this series (33-22).

Let’s take a deep dive into all aspects of the box score: Boston improves to 7-0 this postseason following a loss, winning the next game by an average of 15.6 points.īehind a combined 77 points from Jaylen Brown (27), Jayson Tatum (26) and Marcus Smart (24), the Celtics were able to withstand a game-high 31 points from Stephen Curry and another third-quarter blitz from Golden State to take a 2-1 series lead in front of their home fans at TD Garden.