Boston, MA – The Boston Celtics rolled past the Philadelphia 76ers on Tuesday night, posting a 123-101 victory in the first round of the playoffs. The win highlighted the impact of recent roster moves, especially the acquisition of former Sixer Paul George.
Paul George shines in Boston debut
George, who was traded to Boston in the deal that sent Jaylen Brown to Philadelphia, delivered a stellar performance, scoring a game‑high 36 points. His scoring burst helped the Celtics build a sizable lead early and maintain control throughout the contest.
Tatum and Brown contribute
Jayson Tatum continued his strong playoff run, adding 21 points to the scoreboard. Brown, now wearing a Sixers jersey, contributed 13 points, showing he can still be effective against his former team.
Team effort and future outlook
The Celtics displayed balanced scoring across the roster, with multiple players reaching double figures. The victory puts Boston in a favorable position as the series progresses, while Philadelphia will look to adjust after the loss.
Fans can catch the next game on local sports networks and follow live updates on the Celtics’ official website.
Original reporting: NBC10 Boston — read the source article.
