On Thursday night, the Boston Celtics showed why they remain at the top of the Eastern Conference in the NBA regular season, with a 121-118 victory over the Golden State Warriors in an exciting game that went into extra time. Jayson Tatum was the star of the match, recording a double-double of 32 points and 19 rebounds, while Stephen Curry scored 29 points and Klay Thompson 24 for the Warriors.
The game saw several lead changes in each quarter, with the Celtics breaking the Warriors’ defense and being effective in the end zone with 52.6% accuracy. The Warriors, on the other hand, relied on three-pointers for points. In the fourth quarter, the Warriors took control of the game and improved in field goals, but the Celtics managed to equalize the score and take the game into extra time, where they eventually won.
The Celtics are first in the East with a 34-12 record while the Warriors are ninth in the West with a 22-23 record. Other results included Pistons 108-126 Bulls, Timberwolves 128-126 Raptors, Trail Blazers 95-105 76ers and Suns 117-112 Nets.
Boston Celtics beat Golden State Warriors in a very close game, with Jayson Tatum and Stephen Curry being the stars of the match. The Celtics remain at the top of the Eastern Conference with a 34-12 record, while the Warriors are in ninth place in the West with a 22-23 record. Other results from Thursday night included Pistons 108-126 Bulls, Timberwolves 128-126 Raptors, Trail Blazers 95-105 76ers and Suns 117-112 Nets.
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