Celtics Crush Sixers: Queta's Career Night

0:00It's March 2nd for the NBA. Let's get into it. Follow and subscribe for more team news every day. The Boston Celtics picked up a solid 114-98 win over the Philadelphia Sixers. Neomyas Keda stole the show with the career best 27 points and 17 rebounds, including 10 on the offensive end. The team overcame a slow start from the field by dominating the boards and turning misses into second chances. In the game, Boston trailed by just two, despite poor shooting, thanks to Keda's energy and 13 second chance points. They built a 12-point half-time lead with strong play from Derek White and Jalen Brown. The pay stayed high without Joel and B for Philly, but the Celtics hustle kept them ahead. In the second half, the Sixers clawed back with Tyrese Maxxie scoring heavily, cutting the lead to six before the fourth. Boston held firm, as fans and players buzzed about the team's grit. Coach Joe Mazula highlighted loose balls and end-of-quarter execution as key to pulling

1:02away in close games. Keda sealed it late with a strong finish, free throws, a dunk, and more rebounds, pushing the margin to 13. Baylor Sharmann added a dagger three-pointer. The win showcased Boston's death with multiple players stepping up on rebounds and defense. Standout efforts came from Jalen Brown, staying steady with smart passes, Derek White's 21 points in all-around play and contributions, from Sharmann and others. This victory boosts confidence as the Celtics build momentum through hard work and trust in their big men. This story is made possible by our sponsor. Headphones in a pillow, simple idea, surprisingly addictive, S-O-L-I.