Here's What Steve Nash Said After The Nets Lost Game 1 To The Celtics

Steve Nash spoke to reporters after the Brooklyn Nets lost Game 1 to the Boston Celtics on Sunday.

The Brooklyn Nets and Boston Celtics played an absolute thriller in Game 1 of their first-round series in Massachusetts on Sunday. 

The Nets had been behind for a large part of the game, but stormed back in the second half, and had a lead late in the fourth quarter. 

However, the Celtics won the game 115-114 on a buzzer beater from All-Star Jayson Tatum. 

TATUM CALLED GAME ‼️ pic.twitter.com/8slEipnVp2

— Bleacher Report (@BleacherReport) April 17, 2022

After the loss, head coach Steve Nash spoke to reporters.  

"I don't think there's any atmospheres that are really going to rattle him... I don't think the crowd is a factor for Kyrie. The guy's done about all you can do in the game" - Steve Nash pic.twitter.com/EwYTsGaqGf

— Nets Videos (@SNYNets) April 17, 2022

Steve Nash is asked about getting KD better looks in Game 2:

"We don't want to overreact after the game right now... Kevins' Kevin Durant for a reason. He figures things out on his own very, very well" pic.twitter.com/akZHe0lbrt

— Nets Videos (@SNYNets) April 17, 2022

Game 2 will be played on Wednesday once again in Boston, before they head back to Brooklyn for Games 3 and 4. 

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