What do we know about the status of recent injuries to star Boston Celtics forwards Jayson Tatum and Jaylen Brown? The two Celtics stars have been dealing with some late-season injuries to their lower extremities just when the team ought to be thinking about starting to ramp up intensity to build momentum heading into the 2025 NBA Playoffs.

The Celtics drilled seven 3-pointers in the game’s first 4 minutes, 11 seconds, and the Suns were never able to overcome that avalanche. Boston rolled to a wire-to-wire 132-102 win, its seventh in a row and 12th in 13 games.

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Chisholm has indicated that he would like to maintain the organization’s unusual stability, and that has been comforting to Stevens as well as other team employees.

Would it make sense for Boston to either gut their roster or to trade star forward Jaylen Brown in his prime to make such a deal work?

Kevin Durant got a front-row seat to that blowout. He was on the other side of the court and did the best he could to beat the Celtics, putting in 30 points. That wasn't close to being enough to win the game. After the big loss, Durant could do nothing but acknowledge that the Celtics were the superior team.

A sellout crowd of 17,071 that consisted of a noticeable amount of Boston fans saw the Celtics (54-19) knock down 22-of-52 shots from 3. The Suns (35-38) trailed by as many as 34 points in having their four-game win streak snapped to conclude a five-game homestand.