Five takeaways from the Celtics' 101-95 win over the Thunder taken at BSJ Headquarters (Celtics)

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In lieu of the BSJ Game Report, we're experimenting with a different type of analysis for tonight's Thunder-Celtics game. Let us know what you think in the comments:

Box Score

1. Marcus Morris played his best half as a Celtic: The veteran forward may not be a part of the long-term future for the Celtics, but this was a night that showed how important his value can be in the present. The 28-year-old scored 19 of his 21 points in the second half of a 16-point second half comeback, including the go-ahead 3-pointer off a Brad Stevens ATO with 27 seconds remaining.










2. The Celtics offense snapped out of their offensive funk in the third quarter, but they still won this game with defense:
Brad Stevens
Gordon Hayward
Al Horford




Russell Westbrook.


3. Jayson Tatum continues to be the only consistent part of the Celtics’ offense:






4. This win was almost a carbon copy of last year’s comeback victory in Oklahoma City:


5. Gordon Hayward and Jaylen Brown remain a work in progress:
Paul George

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