
Porter, who was averaging just 11.0 points per game in the playoffs coming into Thursday, dropped 19 points in a Game 3 blowout, marking his highest total this postseason. Oddly enough, he did so without making a shot from behind the arc, despite being a 43.4 percent three-point shooter in the regular season. Not only was he cooking on offense, but his three steals was also a categorical best for him this postseason. Part of the reason for his success may have come as a result of being guarded by Gerald Green, who drew the start over Amir Johnson, instead of Jae Crowder, who was pushed up to power forward with opposing coach Brad Stevens' lineup change. It remains to be seen what coach Stevens will do with his starting five heading into Sunday's Game 4, but it could be worth monitoring, as another game guarded by Green could have significant fantasy implications.

























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