In a gripping playoff series, the Orlando Magic have showcased a notably physical style of basketball that has raised eyebrows among the Boston Celtics. Jayson Tatum's return from a wrist injury saw him score 36 points, but the Celtics couldn't shake off the Magic's aggressive fouling tactics, leading to a series of injuries to their star players including Jaylen Brown's dislocated finger and Kristaps Porzingis' stitched forehead. With the Celtics leading the series 2-1, their offensive struggles were evident with a season-high 21 turnovers and a dismal 27% shooting from beyond the arc. As both teams gear up for Game 4, the Celtics will need to adapt to maintain their composure against the physicality of Orlando, which has already disrupted their rhythm.