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Celtics' Three-Point Barrage Overpowers Lakers in TD Garden Showdown

The Boston Celtics improved their record to 14-9 with a commanding victory over the Los Angeles Lakers, who now stand at 16-6. The final score was 126-105, showcasing the Celtics' offensive prowess and defensive resilience.


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First Quarter


The game opened with an explosive start from the Celtics, who quickly established dominance by scoring 39 points in the first quarter. Jaylen Brown led the charge with his dynamic playmaking and scoring ability. The Green Machine's defense also made its presence felt early on, limiting the Lakers to just 17 points.


Second Quarter


In the second quarter, both teams found their rhythm offensively. The C's continued their impressive shooting performance from beyond the arc, hitting multiple three-pointers that kept them ahead. Payton Pritchard contributed significantly with his sharp shooting and playmaking skills. Despite a stronger showing from LeBron James and Anthony Davis for the Lake Show, Boston maintained a solid lead going into halftime.


Third Quarter


The third quarter saw a surge from Los Angeles as they attempted to close the gap. However, Boston's bench players stepped up remarkably; Sam Hauser provided crucial points off fast breaks while Derrick White orchestrated plays effectively. The Celtics' defense remained steadfast against any comeback attempts by forcing turnovers and securing rebounds.


Fourth Quarter


In the final period of play, Boston sealed their victory through consistent execution on both ends of court—highlighted by Anfernee Simons’ key assists that set up open shots for teammates like Jordan Walsh who capitalized efficiently under pressure situations ensuring no late-game drama unfolded at TD Garden this time around!


As fans look forward eagerly towards what lies ahead next week when they face Toronto Raptors away at Scotiabank Arena scheduled December 7th (3:30 PM EDT), tune into NBCS-BOS or SportsNet TV networks catch all action live! Share this article if you enjoyed our recap today!

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