Did Kyrie's Teammates Fail Him?

I rewatched some of the games the Celtics played, especially in the post season and they were absolutely dreadful outside of Kyrie and Al Horford.

Kyrie did not play as aggressive as he did with the Cavs because he wanted to incorporate his teammates but they really didn't live up to expectations. I hope they bounce back though I was high on Tatum but he was dreadful at times and Jaylen Brown was practically benched.

Their defense wasn't the same without Smart for stretches and their offense was stagnant and for some reason players like Smart, Tatum, Rozier, and Morris loved their contest long two pointers. It was a mess.

Kyrie did the right thing leaving and I hope the Nets provide much better options for him to flourish and shine.

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[QUOTE=BigShotBob]I rewatched some of the games the Celtics played, especially in the post season and they were absolutely dreadful outside of Kyrie and Al Horford.[/QUOTE]
And Kyrie wasn't absolutely dreadful against the Bucks :oldlol:

[QUOTE=SouBeachTalents]And Kyrie wasn't absolutely dreadful against the Bucks :oldlol:[/QUOTE]

I think he was way too passive but let's be real he wanted to get his teammates involved and they were a dumpster fire.

[QUOTE=BigShotBob]I think he was way too passive but let's be real he wanted to get his teammates involved and they were a dumpster fire.[/QUOTE]
Was he really that passive though? He took the 2nd most FT attempts, 2nd most 3's, and by far, the most shots per game in the series

[QUOTE=BigShotBob]I think he was way too passive but let's be real he wanted to get his teammates involved and they were a dumpster fire.[/QUOTE]

Dude's terrible defense lead to easy buckets for the Bucks. He also iso'd way too much that series and struggled to get into any groove.

Kyrie shot 6/24 for literally the entire series "too passive" "not enough shots" :oldlol:

jaylen and morris were actually good vs the bucks. tatum was god awful.