The Celtics should be very worried now with Knicks built for this moment


The New York Knicks' dramatic Game 2 victory over the Boston Celtics has left the Celtics facing serious concerns.
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BOSTON — An emotional and improbable and cardiac-arrest-inducing two games in TD Garden ended like this: a small pocket of Knicks fans chanting obscenities at the Celtics after the rest of the crowd dispersed, a Boston cheerleader bawling in the hallway with her glammed-up coworkers chasing behind and, finally and fittingly, a fire alarm in the arena that started during postgame interviews and prompted mass evacuation. 

“Nobody else worried about this?” Josh Hart said as the alarm belted during his news conference. 

The threat cleared within minutes, it turned out. More of a false alarm than a serious threat. But the Celtics should still be worried. 

Mikal Bridges steals the ball from Jayson Tatum in the closing seconds of theKnicks’ 91-90 Game 2 comeback win over the Celtics on May 7, 2025. Charles Wenzelberg / New York Post

Very worried. 

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