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**Context:** Post-game interview and analysis after the Boston Celtics lost to the Miami Heat 128-102, going down 0-3 in the series.
**Key Points:**
1. **Coach Joe Missoula's Response:** Took full blame for the loss, stating he didn't have the team ready to play.
2. **Analyst Critique:** Suggested the coach's "me" mentality should be "we", but praised his willingness to take blame. Identified a disconnect between the coach and players.
3. **Player Response (Jalen Brown):** Agreed with the notion of a collective letdown, feeling they embarrassed themselves and the organization. Acknowledged difficulty in stopping the Heat's offense.
4. **Analysis Highlights:**
* Miami's success stems from multiple players sharing responsibilities.
* Celtics lacked a sense of urgency and defensive identity.
* Superstars (e.g., Tatum, Brown) underperformed, with both scoring under 15 points.
5. **Looking Ahead to Game 4:** Discussion implied a likely closeout game for the Heat, with analysts doubting the Celtics' ability to mount a comeback.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text, each with a number and in short sentence form, excluding opinions:
1. The final score was 128 to 102 in favor of the Miami Heat.
2. The Boston Celtics trailed by as many as 33 points during the game.
3. The Celtics are now in an 0-3 hole in the series.
4. The game was part of the Eastern Conference Final.
5. The Miami Heat have multiple players who can perform multiple responsibilities on the court.
6. Both Jayson Tatum and Jaylen Brown were held under 15 points in the same game for only the second time this season.
7. The game was described as "embarrassing" by Jalen Brown, a Celtics player.
8. The Celtics' performance was deemed a collective letdown by Jalen Brown.
9. The series is now at 3-0 in favor of the Miami Heat, with the next game referred to as a potential closeout game (Game 4).