The Boston Celtics rebounded from a disappointing loss by dominating the short-handed Golden State Warriors, winning 125-85. Jayson Tatum led the way, scoring 22 points while the team as a whole demonstrated excellent ball movement and three-point shooting. The Celtics shot 41.7 percent from beyond the arc and showed depth in their rotation, with significant contributions from reserves. Meanwhile, the Warriors struggled offensively and failed to contend, highlighting the differences in team performance. This win serves as a reminder of the Celtics' potential, especially when facing weaker opponents.
The Celtics, meanwhile, were excellent. Jayson Tatum scored a game-high 22 points, and everyone spread the offense around generously.
A hallmark of the Celtics early in the season was how they took care of business against mediocre opponents.
Four rotation players, including Draymond Green, were out injured, demonstrating the Warriors' inability to contend.
In two of their last three games, the Celtics shot better than 40 percent from three, showing offensive improvement.
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