The Boston Celtics are still searching for rhythm following the return of Jayson Tatum, and not everyone is convinced things are clicking just yet.For Boston, its really just finding out the rhythm of the team now, of the other guys, when you insert a guy like JT, Tracy McGrady said speaking on NBC. I dont want to say it seems out of whack, but their shooting has gone down since hes been here.The adjustment period has been noticeable. While Boston has still managed to grind out results, performances havent looked as fluid, particularly offensively.So, its really like, guys what are we doing here? he added. Are we running the same stuff that we ran before? Are we still on the same page, or are we divided because we are not playing our same game? Im sure theres a lot mentally that these guys are going through because of the insertion of JT and them not playing the same type of basketball that they played individually, not shooting the ball well.Recent outings have only added to those concerns. Close games against undermanned opponents and inconsistent shooting nights have highlighted some of the growing pains after Tatum returned.They struggled with Memphis the other night and they struggled [Sunday] against a team that didnt have their best players, McGrady said. So, Im sure theres some questions that these guys have got to answer.Other former players echoed similar themes. Vince Carter pointed to execution.Youre going to have to make shots, and theyre going to have to figure out when were not hitting shots, Carter said. And I know [Joe] Mazzulla has said he wants 40 to 60 [3-point] shots, they only got 33 up [Sunday], where do you go from there?Related Article: Warriors Emerge as Leading Contender in LeBron James SagaThats the question because sometimes in the playoffs that 3-point shot is not going to be there. Who is going to be that next guy, or how are we going to play from then? Who do we feature, or where do we put our two stars to succeed.READ MORE: Steve Kerr Gets Super Honest on Jonathan Kuminga Split
