The Boston Celtics extend their perfect home record with a thrilling victory

In a thrilling contest against the Minnesota Timberwolves, the Boston Celtics are riding high in a tie for the best record in the NBA. Their domination at TD Garden in Beantown continues to be a primary driving force behind their success, as they scored their 11th consecutive home victory, defeating their opponents 120-113 in their most recent match.

Despite being tagged as 12-point favorites, the Celtics failed to cover the spread, but their supporters won’t be grumbling after another great triumph. Boston has been favored in every game this season, with a remarkable 9-11-2 record against the spread.

The stars of the night were unquestionably Jayson Tatum and Jaylen Brown, who both scored 25 points. The Celtics were able to secure a hard-fought seven-point victory over the Cleveland Cavaliers thanks to the efforts of these crucial individuals.

For Boston supporters, this was the ideal scenario: witnessing their “big three” at their finest. Each of these guys scored more than 20 points, demonstrating their offensive ability. The Celtics shot three-pointers with incredible accuracy, connecting on 18 of 44 tries as a team, equivalent to an astonishing 40% from beyond the arc.

Despite the fact that the Celtics were expected to win by double digits, it was clear that their priority was to win rather than to show off. The team’s home-court advantage played a big impact, and they now have a perfect 11-0 record at TD Garden.

Competing against the Celtics in Boston has proven to be a difficult assignment for any opponent, as seen by the home team’s spotless record. It’s a credit to their tenacity and resolve that it’s so difficult for visiting teams to win in Beantown.

As the season progresses, Boston’s strong home performance and the stability of its great players keep them a formidable force in the Eastern Conference. While some may have expected a larger margin of victory, the Celtics and their fans will definitely be pleased with the seven-point victory, which keeps their home record spotless.

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The Boston Celtics improved to 17-5, matching the Minnesota Timberwolves for the NBA’s best record, with a 120-113 win over the Cleveland Cavaliers on Tuesday.

The victory also extended their unbeaten streak at home, improving to 11-0 at TD Garden this season.

But Jaylen Brown rolled his left ankle late in the second quarter of their win. Six seconds later — at the next stop in play — the two-time All-Star subbed out of the game.