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Jayson Tatum's 32, Paul George's 10 4th-Quarter Points Lead Boston Celtics to Win at Orlando
Tatum scored 15 free throws and Neemias Queta delivered late blocks as Boston extended its winning streak to five games.
- On Sunday, Jayson Tatum scored 32 points to lead the Boston Celtics to a 108-97 victory over the Orlando Magic, extending their winning streak to five games and securing their first road win of the season.
- Facing a demanding November schedule with 12 of 16 games away from the Garden, the Celtics caught the Magic without All-Star Paolo Banchero and guard Jalen Suggs due to injuries.
- Despite an injury scare after colliding with Jamal Cain late in the first quarter, Tatum made 15 of 17 free-throw attempts, while Paul George contributed 17 points and eight assists.
- Boston's defense forced 18 turnovers while Neemias Queta provided critical blocks in the final minutes, and reserves Luka Garza and Baylor Scheierman scored in double figures off the bench.
- The Celtics face the Houston Rockets on Monday night, with head coach Joe Mazzulla resting center Mitchell Robinson on the first leg of a back-to-back.
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ORLANDO, Florida, USA (AP) — Jayson Tatum scored 32 points — 15 of them from the free throw line — and Paul George added 17, while the Boston Celtics won their fifth straight match by imposing 108-97 on...
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Hastings TribuneJayson Tatum's 32, Paul George's 10 4th-quarter points lead Boston Celtics to win at Orlando
Jayson Tatum scored 32 points — 15 of them from the free-throw line — and Paul George added 17 as the Boston Celtics won their fifth straight game, 108-97 over the Orlando Magic Sunday. Anthony Black and Tristan da Silva…
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