Boston goes Horford

It was hard to determine when Al Horford was tallest in that fourth quarter.

Possibly when he intercepted a Draymond Green (too short) entry pass with five minutes left, at the same moment ABC televised Steve Kerr’s “we gotta go, now!”-timeout, the speech behind the desperate play Horford snuffed out.

Perhaps when Al leisurely lifted for a mid-range jumper, a long two from a stretch five, well over Draymond Green (too short). Or when Horford grabbed that offensive rebound over Draymond Green (too short) to find Marcus Smart in the corner to put Boston up 11 with 2:53 to go. Boston began the period down 12.