​Unlike Kyrie Irving's view of the planet Earth, Celtics forward Al Horford wants to make sure that Boston's offense doesn't fall flat after it's amazing 16-game win streak.





Al Horford says the C's need to pick it up on the offensive end. pic.twitter.com/VtCzNTwPDX — theScore (@theScore) November 24, 2017

The Celtics' offense remained in the bottom half of the league d espite their month-long run , with their three-point shooting percentage ranked No. 17.





While Irving (22.5 PPG, 47.0 FG%) is having a great year, he simply can't carry the team by himself. Much of their struggles are coming off of the bench, and Marcus Smart, Terry Rozier, and Aron Baynes are not playing up to their potential.





.@BostonSportsBSJ: The Celtics have the worst shooting bench backcourt in the NBA over 19 games https://t.co/H0nbr1caqc pic.twitter.com/PjH0QmGRqj — BostonSportsJournal (@BostonSportsBSJ) November 24, 2017





Now, with the weight of the steak off their shoulders, the Celtics must get back to basics and relearn how to function as an offense. Despite rallying from behind several times during the streak, having success long term with that come-from-behind is not sustainable.



