The Boston Celtics were dominated by the Milwaukee Bucks on their own court Friday night, falling 120-107 and dropping their third straight game.

Boston now sits at 18-13, and their eight-game winning streak has quickly become an afterthought. The loss to Milwaukee has left All-Star point guard Kyrie Irving extremely frustrated, and the 26-year-old wasted no prime criticizing his team after the game.

"There’s obviously some selfish play going on out there," Irving said, via Jay King of The Athletic. "I get caught up in that as well. I literally can do anything I want out there at any time I want. But at the same time it’s what can I do for my teammates to be more successful?"

Irving has been the only consistent producer on offense for the Celtics this season. He had 15 points, nine rebounds and seven assists in the loss to Milwaukee. Jaylen Brown and Jayson Tatum led the way with 21 and 20 points, respectively.

The Celtics entered this season as the team to beat in the Eastern Conference favorite. They fell one game shy of reaching the NBA Finals in 2018, without both Irving and Gordon Hayward for the postseason.

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But despite another productive season from Irving and a healthy version of Hayward, the Celtics have played well below expectations. Their defense has been excellent, but the offense has been a massive disappointment this year.

What This Means

The Celtics now sit at 18-13 - fifth in the Eastern Conference and 5.5 games behind the Toronto Raptors for the top seed. If the struggles on offense continue, it's hard to envision the Celtics living up to expectations in 2018-19.

Boston has already played over a quarter of the season, and if they don't turn it around soon, you can't help but wonder if they decide to start make serious changes. We'll see if they start to turn things around in the new year.

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