In today's NBA playoffs, the Celtics defeated the Cavaliers 106-93 on the road, successfully rewriting the series to 2-1.
The victory in this game has special significance for the Celtics. It was their 70th win in the regular season and playoffs combined, making them the 10th time in franchise history that a team has won 70 in a single season. This feat is a testament to the quality and consistency of the Celtics, who have shown great competitiveness this season.
In this game, the Celtics showed excellent teamwork and offensive and defensive strength. They further cemented their advantage in the series with a win over a strong Cavaliers on the road. As the game progresses, the Celtics will continue to work hard to maintain their advantage in the following games and ultimately win the series.
Also, in the Celtics' away game against the Cavaliers, Jayson Tatum once again proved his quality. Not only did he help the team win the game, but he also set a new record in his own career.
Tatum scored 30+ points in a single game in this game, which brought his career to 25 times in a single game so far. That result puts him third in Celtics history, behind legends Larry Bird and John Havlicek.
This achievement is not only a reflection of Tatum's individual strength, but also his key role with the Celtics. His scoring prowess and impact have made him an integral part of the team and helped him leave a lasting mark on the history of the Celtics.