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Celtics beat the 76ers 123-101 as Paul George scores 36 in Philadelphia

The BOStoday teamFrom Wednesday’s edition · 1 min read · 5 sources

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If you went to bed early, here's what you missed: the Celtics beat the 76ers 123-101 in Philadelphia on Tuesday night. Paul George, who came to Boston in the Jaylen Brown trade, scored 36 points and hit six 3-pointers in his return. Jayson Tatum added 21.

The Celtics beat the 76ers by 22 in Philadelphia

  • Celtics123 (won)
    76ers101
    FinalThe Celtics took sole possession of first place in the East.

Sources: WCVB, MassLive.com

All eyes were on Tatum and Brown, and George stole the show. Boston led 62-51 at halftime, the Sixers tied it 76-76 while Brown sat in foul trouble, and the Celtics then went on a 29-6 run after a Joe Mazzulla timeout.

  • Brown: 26 minutes, a team-worst minus-27, four turnovers
  • Pritchard: 18 points and five assists off the bench
  • Celtics: ninth win in their last 10 games

Paul George led all scorers with 36 points

Sources: WCVB, MassLive.com

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Value
Paul George (BOS)36 pts
Tyrese Maxey (PHI)24 pts
Jayson Tatum (BOS)21 pts
Payton Pritchard (BOS)18 pts
Jaylen Brown (PHI)13 pts

After the starting lineups were introduced, Tatum approached Brown at midcourt, and Brown appeared to have no interest in reciprocating. Brown said afterward:

“But credit to Jayson, he played well tonight. Credit to the Celtics, they executed.”

Jaylen Brown

The teams meet three more times this season, including Brown's return to TD Garden on Jan. 21.

Sources: WCVB, MassLive.com, The Boston Globe, WMUR

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