The Boston Celtics traveled to Toronto and secured a 112-96 victory against the Raptors. The Celtics now hold a 17-11 record for the season.
The Celtics managed to win even without one of their key players, Jaylen Brown. Additionally, Derrick White had an off night with his shooting, making only 5 of 20 shots overall and 4 of 12 from beyond the three-point line. The team also had a 31% success rate from the 3-point range.
Despite these challenges, the Celtics found other ways to dominate the game. They won the battle of rebounds, grabbing a total of 55 compared to the Raptors’ 37. This advantage on the boards, along with a generally energetic performance, helped them overcome their shooting struggles.
Several players stepped up to contribute to the Celtics’ win. Veteran starters played solid games, providing a steady presence on the court. The Boston bench also played a crucial role, bringing a high level of energy and contributing valuable points and plays.
The Celtics’ win against the Raptors demonstrates their ability to adapt and find success even when facing adversity.
