Hansen received the ball, yet he didn't get a direct chance to shoot.
Just as it had been shown since the beginning of the game, the Celtics, in "playoff mode," were fully focused and James's feigned pick and roll didn't really distract the defense.
Seeing Garnett coming up for the double team, Hansen didn't make any superfluous movements. He exploded forward with a quick step, catching his opponent off-guard.
Although Garnett, a top-tier interior cleaner, hadn't kept up with his steps, he still posed a threat to Hansen in motion with his height and long arms.
Perkins had also retreated from the high post back to the inside, raising both hands to guard the restricted area.
Caught between a rock and a hard place, Hansen was sandwiched on both sides.
And the only player he could pass to, Jamison, was cut off by Garnett.
It was a dead end.
Seeing this, Hansen suddenly decelerated, bumping his hip into Garnett to create a fender bender.
