6 years agoBoston Celtics power forward/center Al Horford continued his stellar postseason in Game 4 as he scored 20 points with many extras, but it was not enough in the defeat at the hands of the Bucks. Horford connected on 8-for-16 shooting from the floor while draining three triples with six boards and five assists with a block over 38 minutes. Horford has been arguably the Celtics' best player in this series with Kyrie Irving's offensive struggles since their Game 1 victory. We can expect the veteran to come out aggressively in Game 5 on Wednesday, making him a serious look for a DFS play.--Gianni Costantiello
Source: ESPN