During a recent episode of the 'You've Got Boston' podcast, host Noa Dalzell discussed whether the Celtics' latest loss, which came on national television, could be a turning point in their season. Dalzell postulated that Boston could now turn its season around and begin putting in some dominant performances throughout a difficult January slate.

For the first time in 2024-25, the Sixers faced off against the defending champion Boston Celtics on Wednesday evening — with the entire basketball world watching on Christmas Day. And while the Sixers had their very most critical players available,

Jayson Tatum was a significant absence for the Celtics. He was a late scratch due to illness, and Boston's lack of a genuine creator was felt throughout the night. Rather than their fluid ball and player movement,

Jayson Tatum reminded the world why he's among the best players on the planet. The Boston Celtics superstar dropped a 43-point triple-double against the Chicago Bulls, including 15 rebounds and 10 assists on 66.