NBA: Boston Brings Back Championship Form
Three games took place in the NBA regular season last night, headlined by a dominant performance from the reigning champions in Boston. The Celtics brushed aside the Detroit Pistons, despite missing key players, including Jayson Tatum.
Boston Celtics Dominate Without Tatum
The energy of a true leader seemed to flow into Payton Pritchard, who stepped up with 27 points. The young guard, a strong candidate for the Sixth Man of the Year award, ensured a commanding 123–99 victory for the Celtics, solidifying their championship-level play even with notable absences.
Sacramento Extends Win Streak
The Sacramento Kings extended their winning streak to three games, edging out the New Orleans Pelicans 111–109. Malik Monk delivered the play of the night with a clutch block on Murray's potential game-tying shot.
Miami Outlasts Toronto Amid Butler Trade Speculation
Amid ongoing discussions about Jimmy Butler's future, the Miami Heat secured a solid 114–104 victory over the Toronto Raptors. With Scottie Barnes sidelined due to injury, the Raptors' struggles continue, while the Heat quietly remain competitive.
