Celtics Extend Series with Impressive Game 5 Win Over Knicks
Derrick White leads Celtics to 127-102 victory, keeping their playoff hopes alive without Jayson Tatum after his Achilles injury.
Overview
In a crucial Game 5, the Boston Celtics triumphed over the New York Knicks 127-102, led by Derrick White's 34 points and strong performances from Jaylen Brown and Luke Kornet. This win keeps Boston alive in the Eastern Conference semifinals after losing star Jayson Tatum to an Achilles injury. The Celtics must win Game 6 to force a decisive Game 7. Despite the Knicks’ efforts, including Josh Hart's 24 points, Boston's third-quarter surge solidified their victory.
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The Celtics secured a crucial Game 5 win against the Knicks, despite the absence of superstar Jayson Tatum, showcasing strong performances from Derrick White and Jaylen Brown.
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The Celtics' Game 5 victory emphasized their resilience as they fight to overcome a 3-1 series deficit, with notable contributions from various players leading to the win.
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The Celtics secured a crucial Game 5 win against the Knicks, despite the absence of superstar Jayson Tatum, showcasing strong performances from Derrick White and Jaylen Brown.
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The Celtics' Game 5 victory emphasized their resilience as they fight to overcome a 3-1 series deficit, with notable contributions from various players leading to the win.
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