When to comes to dropping a postseason contest, Boston Celtics guard Derrick White might not be happy about it, but he also sees it in context despite the charged nature of such high leverage games. And the University of Colorado-Boulder alum spoke about that dynamic after a recent Celtics practice held after the Game 2 loss to the 76ers.

"When you lose a game in the playoffs you feel like it's the end of the world," said White in something of an understatement given the apparent mood of many Boston fans after the loss. But for the Colorado native, such moments are learning opportunities as much as the are an outcome to avoid.

"And so you see there's these little pockets of the game here that this is why we are losing, or why they went on a run," explained the Celtics guard.

"And so, you see what plays that we should have made or could have made that might have changed the whole game," explained White.

"And you can get that from a win, but I feel like it's just probably like they say (that) it's easy to learn from a loss and so all those little plays, all those little things that go into winning and losing and, (is) stuff that we can control."

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