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The Boston Celtics defeated the visiting Golden State Warriors 140-88 on Sunday, extending their winning streak to 11 games thanks to a strong first half.
Boston led 82-38 at the half after making 15 of their 24 3-point attempts in the first two quarters. Boston had the biggest halftime advantage in the team’s history, leading by 44 points.
In the first half, the Celtics made 30 of 50 field goals at a 60 percent shooting clip and only had one turnover. In the second quarter, the Warriors were behind by as many as forty-five points. For the entirety or most of the second half, each club rested their starters.

With 29 points, Jaylen Brown led Boston, and 26-year-old Jayson Tatum chipped in with another 27. In the victory, Boston made 25 of 49 3-pointers (51 percent).
For the Warriors, who were behind 115-62 after three quarters, Lester Quinones scored a team-high 17 points. In the fourth, Boston had a 56-point lead. After shooting 2 for 13 from the field (0 for 9 from 3-point range) in the first half, Stephen Curry finished with 4 points. The second half saw him not play.

Kings 98, Knicks 107
In a match between undermanned Eastern Conference contenders, New York, who lost Jalen Brunson in the first minute, defeated Cleveland and Josh Hart recorded his third triple-double of the year.
Less than 30 seconds after the first tip, Brunson hurt his left knee while hoisting his lone jumper and never came back. Tom Thibodeau, the coach of the Knicks, stated that Brunson had a knee injury after the game. X-ray results were negative.

Hart tied a career high with 19 rebounds in addition to finishing with 13 points and 10 assists. With 5:39 remaining in the third quarter, Donte DiVincenzo broke the tie with a basket, giving the Knicks a permanent lead. DiVincenzo finished with 28 points. The Cavaliers received a double-double from Evan Mobley (13 points, 13 rebounds), and they also received a team-high 21 points from Sam Merrill.
Pacers 105, Spurs 117
With 31 points, 12 rebounds, 6 assists, 6 blocked shots, and a steal, Victor Wembanyama showed off his skills to lead San Antonio to a thrilling victory over Indiana.