NBA: Jayson Tatum and the Celtics finished off Damian Lillard’s Trail Blazers

The boston celtics have managed to get out of the rut into which they had recently fallen, after beating the Portland Trail Blazersby the hand of a great Jason Tatum, in the day of this Wednesday in the NBA.

Tatum, a Celtics franchise player, stood out with 30 points, 7 rebounds, 2 assists and a steal, while Derrick White contributed 21 points and 7 assists for the winning cause, which by the way was at home in the TD Garden.

According to ESPN Stats & Info, Tatum reached 36 games of at least 30 points on the season, the fourth most by a Celtics player in history.

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According to the aforementioned site, Larry Bird He is the all-time leader in games of 30 or more points in a course for Boston with 39, a record set in the 1987/1988 season, John Havlicek with 38 in 1970/1971, Larry Bird in third with 37 in 1984/1985, and this year Tatum with 36.

As for the Trail Blazers, the team of Oregon saw their 2-game winning streak end, being beaten in every aspect of the game by the reigning NBA runners-up.

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Damian Lillard, Portland’s star point guard, also ended his streak of 4 consecutive games adding 30 or more points, recording 27 tonight, as well as 8 assists and 5 rebounds, which was of little use to lead the Blazers to another victory.

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