More like Jimmy Fuckits
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The Celtics just won Game 6 despite shooting their worst 3-point percentage of the entire year.

20% — W vs. MIA (Game 6)
21.4% — L vs. NYK
23.1% — L vs. LAC
23.9% — L vs. ORL
25% — L vs. WAS
25.5% — L vs. ORL
26.2% — L vs. MIA (Game 3)
26.3% — L vs. PHX

Saved by Derrick White.

— Kevin O'Connor (@KevinOConnorNBA) May 28, 2023

Miami and Jimmy will probably never live that one down.
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With all the flopping and just general contact, being a NBA ref is a tough job, but that was not their greatest game.

Tough way for the Heat to lose, not blocking out.

I expect a Celtics win in game 7 but I guess we'll have to see.
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If, somehow, Miami and Jimmy win game 7 nobody will much remember it.

But yea, if they lose...
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In Games 1-3, all Miami wins:

Celtics vs. zone: 37.9 eFG%
Celtics vs. man: 53.5 eFG%

In Games 4-6, all Boston wins:

Celtics vs. zone: 43.3 eFG%
Celtics vs. man: 59.3 eFG%

I wonder how much the Heat will use zone in Game 7 considering how much better they've defended with it. pic.twitter.com/a5l8h7PMtQ

— Kevin O'Connor (@KevinOConnorNBA) May 28, 2023

Something to consider.
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looks more like 2.8 to me. Ball is out of his hands by 2.7 pic.twitter.com/dUgp4gValU

— John Hollinger (@johnhollinger) May 28, 2023

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Butler actually double dribbled at the end there. Heat have no business crying about the refs. Should have boxed out better.
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He did carry the ball there. Or it looked like it. I couldn't really tell from the angle they showed. And they were generous with the time. Should've been 2.7 or 2.8 seconds. I mean you can't really bitch about 2 tenths of a second but in this case it actually decided the game.
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The commentators completely ignored this. Tatum was asking for it when the whistle blew. I believe the Celtics challenged the call. Why did they not call the double dribble? It was very clear that he did it.
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Jimmy came to life and really played a great quarter. And then Derrick White murdered him.
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The NBA opened an investigation into longtime referee Eric Lewis involving a Twitter account that responded to numerous posts on league officiating and defended Lewis and other NBA referees, league sources confirmed to ESPN.

More: https://t.co/1EQtu79EKt pic.twitter.com/3p5Hv5xRfS

— ESPN (@espn) May 28, 2023

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pic.twitter.com/uQ5D2rMRaW

— AirJordans23 (@AirJordans2323) May 28, 2023

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25 straight. 29 of the last 30. 22 years old. https://t.co/gKmL1dTEsK pic.twitter.com/s4m9xTrJOq

— LeBron History �� (@bronhistory) May 29, 2023

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A free agent is free to sign where they want.

That said, I thought the Decision was one of the more douchey things LeBron did.

Of course by the standards of today's drawn out NFL draft and whatnot, I guess having a celebrity signing drool fest isn't very remarkable...
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