Baylor Scheierman's breakthrough 3-point barrage bails out shorthanded Celtics
Briefly

In an unexpected turn of events, the Boston Celtics triumphed over the Brooklyn Nets 104-96, even without star players Jayson Tatum and Jaylen Brown. Kristaps Porzingis stepped up, scoring 25 points and grabbing 13 rebounds. However, rookie Baylor Scheierman emerged as a key player, scoring a career-high 20 points, including six 3-pointers. His performance was driven by grit and determination, reflecting the Celtics' challenges with their regular players absent. Coach Joe Mazzulla praised Scheierman's toughness, highlighting his "F-U" mentality. This game showcased the impact of emerging talents in critical moments.
The thing I really like about him is his toughness... He's got a chip on his shoulder. Kind of that "F-U" mentality to where he's just gonna make it work.
Entering Tuesday's matchup with just five made 3-pointers on the season in a limited role, Scheierman made the most of the opportunity in front of him.
Read at Boston.com
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