Celtics Rain Threes on Knicks, Setting Franchise Record with 29 Made Three-Pointers
The Boston Celtics absolutely dominated the New York Knicks on Wednesday night, showcasing an offensive onslaught that set a new franchise record. The final score? 144-102. The Celtics, fueled by an astounding 29 made three-pointers, completely dismantled the Knicks in a performance that will be etched in Boston basketball history.
A Night of Record-Breaking Shooting
The Celtics' long-range accuracy was simply breathtaking. They connected on 29 of 55 attempts from behind the arc, a staggering 53% conversion rate. This surpassed their previous franchise record of 25 three-pointers made, set just last season. The Knicks, on the other hand, were left reeling, unable to keep pace with the Celtics' blistering pace.
Jayson Tatum led the charge with a phenomenal 37 points, including 7 three-pointers, showcasing his impressive offensive prowess. Jaylen Brown wasn't far behind, adding 30 points, sinking 6 three-pointers of his own. The Celtics' depth was also a key factor, with Derrick White and Malcolm Brogdon each contributing over 20 points, highlighting the team's well-rounded offensive attack.
Beyond the Numbers: A Dominant Display
This game was about much more than just record-breaking shooting. The Celtics displayed dominance on both ends of the court. Their defense was suffocating, forcing the Knicks into numerous turnovers. The energy and intensity were palpable throughout the game, creating a dynamic atmosphere that left the Knicks scrambling for answers.
This victory sends a clear message: the Celtics are a force to be reckoned with. They're not just relying on their potent three-point shooting; they're a complete team capable of winning games in multiple ways. With a record-breaking performance like this, it's safe to say that the Celtics are poised for a strong season, ready to make a serious run in the Eastern Conference.
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