Celtics Shatter NBA Record, Roll to Historic Victory

0:00It's April 4th. You're listening to Boston Celtics News today, AI-powered coverage of your team. I'm Corey with The Story. The Boston Celtics just unleashed historic fire on the Milwaukee Bucks, dropping 43 points in the first half after scorching Miami 4. 53, the game before. That makes 96 points across two straight first quarters, smashing the NBA record, held by Denver's 92 from 2008. His franchise mark for consecutive first halves hit 155 points, topping their old 152. They shot lights out, over 50% from the field, and three, with barely any turnovers. Meanwhile, Jason Tatum owned the court, slicing through screens for open looks, and snagging three steals with sharp awareness. Nehemiah's Cater balled out again, posting 19 points, 10 boards and 4 blocks on efficient shooting, his 16th double-double this year. Jalen Brown made scoring look effortless with 26 points, including a hot third quarter,

1:01while Sam Houser drained three's early, going perfect. From deep in the first, fans are buzzing about Cater's leap from fourth stringer to starter, setting killer picks, finishing Tatum's passes, and swatting shots, prime most. Improved player case, Payton Pritchard kept embarrassing bigs in the pain with fades and drives for 16 points and six assists. Derek White shook his three-point slump, hitting five of nine for 17 points after a rough stretch since Tatum's return. Deeper in, Boston-Hunted mismatches like AJ Green, bullying him for easy buckets, and feasted in the paint, outscoring the walkie 56-2. 22 at 85% inside. Houser's Quickstrike 3's build leads fast, echoing Drew Holiday's role last championship run. Even with the bucks hitting over 23's back-to-back games, allowing that the Celtics won big by 25 on average, averaging 140 points. It's an outlier and meaningless regular season blowouts.

2:01Their three-point D usually locks in at 14, makes a loud. This squad's rolling deep into playoffs unstoppable.