Jaylen Brown delivered a 44-point gem as the NBA champion Boston Celtics snapped a two-game losing streak with a 142-105 blowout of the Indiana Pacers on Friday.
<o:p></o:p>Brown set the tone with 15 points in the first quarter, when the Celtics out-scored the Pacers 39-22 to take control. <o:p></o:p>He finished with six of the Celtics' 23 three-pointers and came up with four steals, posting his highest scoring output since he scored 50 in a win over Orlando in January 2022.<o:p></o:p>
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"He was big-time," Celtics coach Joe Mazzulla said of Brown, who energized the TD Garden crowd with an array of thunderous dunks. "He has the ability to impact a team and an arena with his energy and his physicality.<o:p></o:p>
"When he gets into a certain zone he just gets locked in, and you kind of saw that on both ends of the floor."<o:p></o:p>
Jayson Tatum scored 22 points and pulled down 13 rebounds and Payton Pritchard added 18 points, eight rebounds and 10 assists off the bench for the Celtics, who shrugged off the absence of Kristaps Porzingis and Jrue Holiday to post their biggest points total of the season.<o:p></o:p>
The lopsided win over the team they vanquished in last season's Eastern Conference finals saw the Celtics avoid their first three-game skid of the season.<o:p></o:p>
Tyrese Haliburton scored 19 points and Bennedict Mathurin scored 18 for the Pacers, who were without injured Obi Toppin and Andrew Nembhard.<o:p></o:p>
<h2>Edwards seals T'Wolves win<o:p></o:p></h2>
It came down to the wire in Houston, where Minnesota's Anthony Edwards drilled a step-back three-pointer with 23.2 seconds remaining to lift the Timberwolves to a 113-112 victory over the Rockets.<o:p></o:p>
Fred VanVleet had a chance win it for Houston, but missed a three-pointer with 1.8 seconds left.<o:p></o:p>
Julius Randle scored 27 points and Edwards finished with 24 for the Timberwolves, who trailed by 16 points, 106-90, with 4:57 left to play.<o:p></o:p>
"Made it happen!" Edwards said. "Got some stops, we made some big shots -- made a big shot at the end right there."<o:p></o:p>
Alperen Sengun led the Rockets with 38 points and 12 rebounds. Amen Thompson added 20 points as all five Houston starters scored in double figures only to come up short at the end.<o:p></o:p>
The New York Knicks pushed their winning streak to six games with a convincing 108-85 victory over the Magic in Orlando.<o:p></o:p>
Jalen Brunson scored 26 points and handed out nine assists and Josh Hart added 23 points and 13 rebounds for the Knicks, who made just four of their 15 three-point attempts but converted 24 of their 34 free-throw attempts.<o:p></o:p>
The Magic, with top contributors Paolo Banchero, Franz Wagner and Moritz Wagner on the injured list, were led by 27 points from Jalen Suggs.<o:p></o:p>
San Antonio star Victor Wembanyama delivered 19 points, seven rebounds and six blocked and the Spurs heated up in the second half to beat the Nets 96-87 in Brooklyn.<o:p></o:p>
The Spurs connected on just 11 of their 40 shot attempts in the first half and were tied 41-41 at halftime.<o:p></o:p>
They broke it open in the third quarter, connecting on 13 of their 18 shots. Wembanyama made four of his five attempts in the period, including three three-pointers, as the Spurs seized a 74-62 lead going into the fourth quarter.
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The lopsided win over the team they vanquished in last season's Eastern Conference finals saw the Celtics avoid their first three-game skid of the season.

Jaylen Brown delivered a 44-point gem as the NBA champion Boston Celtics snapped a two-game losing streak with a 142-105 blowout of the Indiana Pacers on Friday. Brown set the tone with 15 points in the first quarter, when the Celtics out-scored the Pacers 39-22 to take control. He finished with six of the Celtics' 23 three-pointers and came up with four steals, posting his highest scoring output since he scored 50 in a win over Orlando in January 2022. Also read | PL: Saka-less Arsenal move to second spot after win over Ipswich Town "He was big-time," Celtics coach Joe Mazzulla said of Brown, who energized the TD Garden crowd with an array of thunderous dunks. "He has the ability to impact a team and an arena with his energy and his physicality. "When he gets into a certain zone he just gets locked in, and you kind of saw that on both ends of the floor." Jayson Tatum scored 22 points and pulled down 13 rebounds and Payton Pritchard added 18 points, eight rebounds and 10 assists off the bench for the Celtics, who shrugged off the absence of Kristaps Porzingis and Jrue Holiday to post their biggest points total of the season. The lopsided win over the team they vanquished in last season's Eastern Conference finals saw the Celtics avoid their first three-game skid of the season. Tyrese Haliburton scored 19 points and Bennedict Mathurin scored 18 for the Pacers, who were without injured Obi Toppin and Andrew Nembhard. Edwards seals T'Wolves win It came down to the wire in Houston, where Minnesota's Anthony Edwards drilled a step-back three-pointer with 23.2 seconds remaining to lift the Timberwolves to a 113-112 victory over the Rockets. Fred VanVleet had a chance win it for Houston, but missed a three-pointer with 1.8 seconds left. Julius Randle scored 27 points and Edwards finished with 24 for the Timberwolves, who trailed by 16 points, 106-90, with 4:57 left to play. "Made it happen!" Edwards said. "Got some stops, we made some big shots -- made a big shot at the end right there." Alperen Sengun led the Rockets with 38 points and 12 rebounds. Amen Thompson added 20 points as all five Houston starters scored in double figures only to come up short at the end. The New York Knicks pushed their winning streak to six games with a convincing 108-85 victory over the Magic in Orlando. Jalen Brunson scored 26 points and handed out nine assists and Josh Hart added 23 points and 13 rebounds for the Knicks, who made just four of their 15 three-point attempts but converted 24 of their 34 free-throw attempts. The Magic, with top contributors Paolo Banchero, Franz Wagner and Moritz Wagner on the injured list, were led by 27 points from Jalen Suggs. San Antonio star Victor Wembanyama delivered 19 points, seven rebounds and six blocked and the Spurs heated up in the second half to beat the Nets 96-87 in Brooklyn. The Spurs connected on just 11 of their 40 shot attempts in the first half and were tied 41-41 at halftime. They broke it open in the third quarter, connecting on 13 of their 18 shots. Wembanyama made four of his five attempts in the period, including three three-pointers, as the Spurs seized a 74-62 lead going into the fourth quarter. Disclaimer: This story has been published from a news agency feed with minimal edits to adhere to WION's style guide. The headline may have been changed to better reflect the content of the story or to make it more suitable for WION audience.

NBA: Champions Celtics snap two-game losing streak with win over Pacers

Boston Celtics players Jason Tatum and Jaylen Brown proved everybody wrong by winning the record 18th NBA title with 106-88 win against Dallas Mavericks in Game 5, taking the series 4-1.

“It's a surreal feeling. Still has not really kicked in yet,” Tatum said. “Just trying, I guess, to enjoy the moment. I kept saying, 'Wow.'

“These last seven years have been a roller coaster, up and down. I had to listen to all the s*** that people said about me, and tonight, it was worth it. Oh, my God,” he added.

Tatum's partner in win Brown was equally ecstatic and said: “We've been through a lot, the losses, the expectations.”&nbsp;

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“The media have said all different types of things: We can't play together, we are never going to win. We heard it all. But we just blocked it out, and we just kept going. I trusted him. He trusted me. And we did it together,” Brown added.

Celtics coach Joe Mazzulla also credited his players for the dominating title win which saw them go past LA Lakers for most NBA titles in history.

“It really starts with them,” Celtics head coach Joe Mazzulla said. “You can't have a philosophy or a way of playing if you don't have a group of guys that are willing to buy into it and be disciplined. Quite honestly, this group of guys has been through so much in the league, they know what it takes.”

The game started with Boston scoring 28 points against Dallas' 18. The Celtics upped the ante in the second quarter as they dropped 39 points against the Mavs' 28.&nbsp;

Leading by 21 points at the half-time, Dallas tried to match Boston and managed to reduce their deficit by two points in third quarter. Come final 12 minutes, the score was 20-21 in Dallas' favour as Boston won the game and the title with a difference of 18 points.

Boston Celtics players Jason Tatum and Jaylen Brown proved everybody wrong by winning the record 18th NBA title with 106-88 win against Dallas Mavericks in Game 5, taking the series 4-1.

Boston Celtics players Jason Tatum and Jaylen Brown proved everybody wrong by winning the record 18th NBA title with 106-88 win against Dallas Mavericks in Game 5, taking the series 4-1. “It's a surreal feeling. Still has not really kicked in yet,” Tatum said. “Just trying, I guess, to enjoy the moment. I kept saying, 'Wow.' “These last seven years have been a roller coaster, up and down. I had to listen to all the s*** that people said about me, and tonight, it was worth it. Oh, my God,” he added. Tatum's partner in win Brown was equally ecstatic and said: “We've been through a lot, the losses, the expectations.” Also Read: Jayson Tatum leads Boston Celtics to clinch record-breaking 18th NBA title after 4-1 win over Dallas Mavericks “The media have said all different types of things: We can't play together, we are never going to win. We heard it all. But we just blocked it out, and we just kept going. I trusted him. He trusted me. And we did it together,” Brown added. Celtics coach Joe Mazzulla also credited his players for the dominating title win which saw them go past LA Lakers for most NBA titles in history. “It really starts with them,” Celtics head coach Joe Mazzulla said. “You can't have a philosophy or a way of playing if you don't have a group of guys that are willing to buy into it and be disciplined. Quite honestly, this group of guys has been through so much in the league, they know what it takes.” The game started with Boston scoring 28 points against Dallas' 18. The Celtics upped the ante in the second quarter as they dropped 39 points against the Mavs' 28. Leading by 21 points at the half-time, Dallas tried to match Boston and managed to reduce their deficit by two points in third quarter. Come final 12 minutes, the score was 20-21 in Dallas' favour as Boston won the game and the title with a difference of 18 points.

2024 NBA Finals: 'We can't play together...,' Jaylen Brown on Jason Tatum after Celtics win record 18th title

The Indiana Pacers fans were left furious over denial of a flagrant foul by the referees in elimination game of the Eastern Conference finals against the Boston Celtics on Monday (May 27). The Celtics won the game 105-102 and completed the sweep to enter the NBA Finals.

The foul, over which the fans fumed, was against Jaylen Brown - the Most Valuable Player (MVP) winner of the East finals. The incident happened in the fourth quarter when the Pacers were leading 94-88 and under eight minutes were left in the game.&nbsp;

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Indiana guard TJ McConnell had tried to collect the ball from offensive rebound after&nbsp;a shot by Pacers' Andrew Nembhard. McConnell, however, was smacked hard on the face by Brown and immediately fell on the floor writhing in pain. Have a look at the video below:

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Upon review, the refs didn't deem it wrong enough for a flagrant foul but was instead termed a regular loose ball. The Celtics gained the momentum from there and not only erased the deficit but won the game as well.

Indiana were in survival mode since the beginning as they entered Game 4, trailing 3-0 in the series. The Pacers started well, scoring 27 points against Boston's 29 in the first quarter.

The game was controlled well by the Pacers in the next 12 minutes as they scored 30 points against Boston's 29. With the game even poised at 58-57 in Boston's favour, the Pacers took overall three-point lead in the 3Q with 26-22 score.

The Pacers were on course to the win the game but Boston turned the tables in the final eight minutes of the fourth quarter, outscoring Indiana 25-19 and won the game with a difference of three points.

For Boston, Brown dropped game-high 29 points while Jayson Tatum dropped 26. For the Pacers, Nembhard was the top scorer with 24 points.

The Indiana Pacers fans were left furious over denial of a flagrant foul by the referees in elimination game of the Eastern Conference finals against the Boston Celtics on Monday (May 27).

The Indiana Pacers fans were left furious over denial of a flagrant foul by the referees in elimination game of the Eastern Conference finals against the Boston Celtics on Monday (May 27). The Celtics won the game 105-102 and completed the sweep to enter the NBA Finals. The foul, over which the fans fumed, was against Jaylen Brown - the Most Valuable Player (MVP) winner of the East finals. The incident happened in the fourth quarter when the Pacers were leading 94-88 and under eight minutes were left in the game. Also Read: MLB: Controversial umpire Angel Hernandez retires after nearly three decades Indiana guard TJ McConnell had tried to collect the ball from offensive rebound after a shot by Pacers' Andrew Nembhard. McConnell, however, was smacked hard on the face by Brown and immediately fell on the floor writhing in pain. Have a look at the video below: This will be a flagrant but they should be worried about a concussion not just the hit to head but on the landing, the whiplash is concerning pic.twitter.com/DA8nMt6GVj — BBALLBREAKDOWN (@bballbreakdown) May 28, 2024 × Upon review, the refs didn't deem it wrong enough for a flagrant foul but was instead termed a regular loose ball. The Celtics gained the momentum from there and not only erased the deficit but won the game as well. Indiana were in survival mode since the beginning as they entered Game 4, trailing 3-0 in the series. The Pacers started well, scoring 27 points against Boston's 29 in the first quarter. The game was controlled well by the Pacers in the next 12 minutes as they scored 30 points against Boston's 29. With the game even poised at 58-57 in Boston's favour, the Pacers took overall three-point lead in the 3Q with 26-22 score. The Pacers were on course to the win the game but Boston turned the tables in the final eight minutes of the fourth quarter, outscoring Indiana 25-19 and won the game with a difference of three points. For Boston, Brown dropped game-high 29 points while Jayson Tatum dropped 26. For the Pacers, Nembhard was the top scorer with 24 points.

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Jaylen Brown scored 26 points as the Boston Celtics got back to winning ways with a 119-116 victory over the Milwaukee Bucks in their top-of-the-table NBA Eastern Conference clash on Wednesday. The Celtics had kissed goodbye to a six-game winning streak on Monday after crashing to an upset defeat against the lowly ranked Charlotte Hornets.

But Boston ensured there was no chance of a repeat against Giannis Antetokounmpo and the visiting Bucks in Wednesday's game at the TD Garden, taking control of the contest in the first quarter to clinch a wire-to-wire win. The Celtics were in charge after jumping out to an early 10-0 lead, and although the Bucks rallied in the fourth quarter to get within single digits, Boston regrouped and closed out the win.

Brown received scoring support from Jayson Tatum, who finished with 23 points, 11 rebounds and four assists. Kristaps Porzingis added 21 points on a night when no fewer than seven Boston players posted double-digit points totals as the Celtics preserved their unbeaten home record to improve to 12-3.

"Just a team effort. We bounced back and regrouped from the last game," Tatum told ESPN after the win. "Sometimes you need to lose a game to regroup and regain focus. I love the way we started the game. They made a run late, they're a good team -- but I liked the way way we responded in the fourth quarter."

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In other games on Wednesday, the in-form Orlando Magic took down the reigning NBA champion Denver Nuggets 124-119. Franz Wagner (27) and Paolo Banchero (23) combined for 50 points as Orlando overcame a nine-point deficit early in the fourth quarter to outscore Denver 42-31 in the final frame to seal victory.

Nikola Jokic led the Denver scoring with a 30-point triple double that included 13 rebounds and 12 assists. In Minneapolis, the Minnesota Timberwolves maintained their recent run of good form with a 112-99 defeat of the Philadelphia 76ers.&nbsp;

Anthony Edwards led Minnesota with 31 points while Karl-Anthony Towns added 23 points with 11 rebounds and three assists.&nbsp; A Sixers line-up missing NBA Most Valuable Player Joel Embiid (hip injury) were always chasing the game after shipping 37 points in the first quarter alone.&nbsp;

In Atlanta meanwhile, Trae Young poured in 43 points for the Hawks in a 147-145 overtime thriller against the Brooklyn Nets. Young appeared locked in a personal duel with the Net's Mikal Bridges for most of the game.&nbsp;

Bridges finished with a career-high 45 points, 10 rebounds and four assists, but Young rattled in 14 points in overtime to seal Atlanta's win. In San Antonio meanwhile, the Los Angeles Clippers' Kawhi Leonard scored 26 points in a triumphant return to his former club, helping the Clips to a 109-102 victory.

French star Victor Wembanyama led San Antonio's scorers with 22 points. The game featured an unusual incident in the second quarter, with San Antonio coach Gregg Popovich grabbing a courtside microphone to appeal to Spurs fans to stop booing former player Leonard.

"Excuse me for a second -- please stop all the booing, let these guys play, and show a little class," Popovich barked at the crowd as Leonard lined up a free throw. "It's not who we are -- knock off the booing."

Jaylen Brown scored 26 points as the Boston Celtics got back to winning ways with a 119-116 victory over the Milwaukee Bucks in their top-of-the-table NBA Eastern Conference clash on Wednesday.

Jaylen Brown scored 26 points as the Boston Celtics got back to winning ways with a 119-116 victory over the Milwaukee Bucks in their top-of-the-table NBA Eastern Conference clash on Wednesday. The Celtics had kissed goodbye to a six-game winning streak on Monday after crashing to an upset defeat against the lowly ranked Charlotte Hornets. But Boston ensured there was no chance of a repeat against Giannis Antetokounmpo and the visiting Bucks in Wednesday's game at the TD Garden, taking control of the contest in the first quarter to clinch a wire-to-wire win. The Celtics were in charge after jumping out to an early 10-0 lead, and although the Bucks rallied in the fourth quarter to get within single digits, Boston regrouped and closed out the win. Brown received scoring support from Jayson Tatum, who finished with 23 points, 11 rebounds and four assists. Kristaps Porzingis added 21 points on a night when no fewer than seven Boston players posted double-digit points totals as the Celtics preserved their unbeaten home record to improve to 12-3. "Just a team effort. We bounced back and regrouped from the last game," Tatum told ESPN after the win. "Sometimes you need to lose a game to regroup and regain focus. I love the way we started the game. They made a run late, they're a good team -- but I liked the way way we responded in the fourth quarter." Also Read: Motor Racing: Honda replaces world champion Marc Marquez with Luca Marini In other games on Wednesday, the in-form Orlando Magic took down the reigning NBA champion Denver Nuggets 124-119. Franz Wagner (27) and Paolo Banchero (23) combined for 50 points as Orlando overcame a nine-point deficit early in the fourth quarter to outscore Denver 42-31 in the final frame to seal victory. Nikola Jokic led the Denver scoring with a 30-point triple double that included 13 rebounds and 12 assists. In Minneapolis, the Minnesota Timberwolves maintained their recent run of good form with a 112-99 defeat of the Philadelphia 76ers. Anthony Edwards led Minnesota with 31 points while Karl-Anthony Towns added 23 points with 11 rebounds and three assists. A Sixers line-up missing NBA Most Valuable Player Joel Embiid (hip injury) were always chasing the game after shipping 37 points in the first quarter alone. In Atlanta meanwhile, Trae Young poured in 43 points for the Hawks in a 147-145 overtime thriller against the Brooklyn Nets. Young appeared locked in a personal duel with the Net's Mikal Bridges for most of the game. Bridges finished with a career-high 45 points, 10 rebounds and four assists, but Young rattled in 14 points in overtime to seal Atlanta's win. In San Antonio meanwhile, the Los Angeles Clippers' Kawhi Leonard scored 26 points in a triumphant return to his former club, helping the Clips to a 109-102 victory. French star Victor Wembanyama led San Antonio's scorers with 22 points. The game featured an unusual incident in the second quarter, with San Antonio coach Gregg Popovich grabbing a courtside microphone to appeal to Spurs fans to stop booing former player Leonard. "Excuse me for a second -- please stop all the booing, let these guys play, and show a little class," Popovich barked at the crowd as Leonard lined up a free throw. "It's not who we are -- knock off the booing."

NBA: Jaylen Brown's 26 points help Boston Celtics defeat Milwaukee Bucks 119-116

Jaylen Brown will remain with the Boston Celtics after agreeing a record-breaking $304 million five-year contract extension, US media reports said on Tuesday.

If confirmed, the mammoth deal will be the richest contract in NBA history, eclipsing the $264 million extension inked by two-time MVP Nikola Jokic last year.

The 26-year-old Brown has been one of the mainstays of the Celtics' success in recent years, helping the team reach the playoffs for seven consecutive seasons.

Brown's new deal will ensure the two-time All Star remains in Boston until the end of the 2028-2029 season.

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Brown had one year remaining on his existing deal with the Celtics, which will pay him $31.8 million for the 2023-2024 campaign.

Brown posted career-best figures of 26.6 points, 6.9 rebounds and 3.5 assists per game in 2022-2023, forming a potent offensive partnership with Jayson Tatum.

However, the Celtics' season ended in disappointment with the team losing at home to Miami in game seven of the Eastern Conference finals.

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Jaylen Brown will remain with the Boston Celtics after agreeing a record-breaking $304 million five-year contract extension, US media reports said on Tuesday. If confirmed, the mammoth deal will be the richest contract in NBA history, eclipsing the $264 million extension inked by two-time MVP Nikola Jokic last year.

Jaylen Brown will remain with the Boston Celtics after agreeing a record-breaking $304 million five-year contract extension, US media reports said on Tuesday. If confirmed, the mammoth deal will be the richest contract in NBA history, eclipsing the $264 million extension inked by two-time MVP Nikola Jokic last year. The 26-year-old Brown has been one of the mainstays of the Celtics' success in recent years, helping the team reach the playoffs for seven consecutive seasons. Brown's new deal will ensure the two-time All Star remains in Boston until the end of the 2028-2029 season. ALSO READ | Basketball: LeBron James' son Bronny stable after suffering cardiac arrest during practice Brown had one year remaining on his existing deal with the Celtics, which will pay him $31.8 million for the 2023-2024 campaign. Brown posted career-best figures of 26.6 points, 6.9 rebounds and 3.5 assists per game in 2022-2023, forming a potent offensive partnership with Jayson Tatum. However, the Celtics' season ended in disappointment with the team losing at home to Miami in game seven of the Eastern Conference finals. WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

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