- Three major storylines
- Shooting of lights
- Jayelane Brown, Tone-Sater
- Spread money
Three major storylines
- C’s shoot the lights out messag
- Jaylen sets brown tone
- Six Celtics with many help
Bazsaw, who is Boston Celtics, rolled through the Madison Square Garden on Saturday night.
Celtics shot about 60 percent from the ground and hit 42.9 percent of its 3-pointers N route to win 116–102 road over New York Nix, which extended the streak of victory in eight matches. He has won three consecutive games with double points, has 16–3 in his last 19 competitions and is leading an eight-game lead as No. 1 Seed in the Eastern Conference.
Jaylen Brown led Boston with 30 points, former-Nock Crystaps Porzingis 22 and Jason Tatam added 19 points, six rebounds, six assistance, two stolen and one block.
Six Celtics scored in double figures, while Jalen Brunson (34 points) was the same player, one of which was more than 16 points for a Naxal team, recalling Julius Randle, OG Angobi and Mitchell Robinson.
Next (45–12) for Celtics is a performance with former rival Philadelphia 76ers at the TD Garden on Tuesday. Prior to that matchup, here are three takeaments with Boston’s win over New York.
Shooting of lights
Naxalite played well through three quarters, but it is difficult to win when your rival is hitting about 70 percent of its shots.
Celtics was at a historical speed for most of the game, a ridiculous 68 percent shooting through three quarters with 81.6 effective field round percentage, which was the fifth best in NBA since 1996-97, per Celtic State Guru Dick Lip.
Celtics, through 3 quarters, is a .816 effective field target percentage. This is the fifth best in NBA through 3 during Play-Bai Era (since 1996–97).
– Dick leap (@dicklipe) 25 February, 2024
Boston only led four niches in halftime, but 9 out of 13-pointers hit the 35-point as part of the third quarter, which gave his lead 13 more balloons, but entered the game fourth.
The game was tied to third place. Celtics removed the 3-point barrage in the next nine minutes and Jason Tatam was kissing till the end. pic.twitter.com/21cftqjbzd
– Chris Formsberg (@Chrisforsberg_) 25 February, 2024
If this 19-point was not for the fourth quarter, in which he shot only 29.2 percent, the possibility of Celtics will be at the top of 60 percent of the shooting mark only for the second time this season. His crime has been lukewarm and a big reason is that he has won eight consecutive wins.
Jayelane Brown, Tone-Sater
Cultics lead the NBA in the first quarter per game, and Brown is at the center of that success.
The three-time all-star fired firing with the first quarter points of 10 out of 5 out of 5 shoots as part of the 30-point frame for Boston. He remained hot in the second quarter, entered Haftime with 20 points at Scotching 9 for 12 shooting.
Brown 53 percent of shooting is the first-time point average per game 7.1, both are at the top at Celtics. While Tatam is Boston’s best player, Brown is often set to set tone from the gate, and he definitely did that Saturday night at Madison Square Garden.
Spread money
The aggressive balance of Celtics can be their most dangerous weapon.
Not only six C players scored 10-plus points-Five starters and Al Horford-Boki six players also recorded at least two assistance, including Tatam, Deric White and Junior Holiday Tally worked with six assistance.
Boston’s ball movement in this game was extraordinary, Celtics players regularly passed good shots for great people as 27-Assist night part.
All five beginnings of Boston are legitimate scoring dangers, and when all five interested playmakers also become, it is almost impossible to stop them.