The biggest narrative of the Game 1 loss has been the Celtics inability to have efficient shooting, but the tone from one of the big stars on the team is one that will not be held back by the loss. Jaylen Brown spoke to the media in his postgame press conference spoke about how the team's mindset has to be one of short memory and move on quickly from the ugly collapse they had against the Knicks.

Celtics stars Jayson Tatum and Jaylen Brown didn't really have an explanation for why the shots weren't falling, but they did acknowledge the team could have been more aggressive in attacking the basket.

The Celtics missed an NBA playoff record 45 3-pointers in the 108-105 overtime loss in Game 1 of their playoff series, blowing a 20-point lead. Speaking to reporters after the game, Brown warned that as the top seed in the Eastern Conference, the Celtics need to work harder to generate opportunities on offense rather than just launching 3-pointers.