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The Celtics torched the lowly Hawks Friday night at home 129-108. Boston won its eighth-straight contest and moved to within three and a half games of the top spot in the Eastern Conference.

Jaylen Brown and Gordon Hayward were back in the fold after sickness absences, and one of them looked fully healthy.

Boston faces Detroit on the road Saturday in a back-to-back.

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The surging Boston Celtics will look to make it eight wins in a row tonight at home against the Atlanta Hawks, a game in which it should win.

Jaylen Brown and Gordon Hayward are both back from illnesses, however, Al Horford will miss his fourth straight game, and the sixth game out of the Celtics’ last 10 games, due to tendinitis in his left knee.

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The surging Boston Celtics will look to make it eight wins in a row tonight at home against the Atlanta Hawks, a game in which it should win.

Jaylen Brown and Gordon Hayward are both back from illnesses, however, Al Horford will miss his fourth straight game, and the sixth game out of the Celtics’ last 10 games, due to tendinitis in his left knee.

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Kyrie Irving and the Celtics were very good last night, but the Toronto Raptors were better. Boston won its 7th straight, but remains 4.5 games back in the East.

Toronto improved its league-leading record with a 20-point win on the road at Golden State. For now, the Celtics are merely treading water.

There's been a bug going around the Boston locker room, and Jaylen Brown was the latest victim last night. He was a late scratch, joining Gordon Hayward on the injury report with an illness.

Boston is back home against Atlanta tomorrow, looking to keep the streak alive.

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Kyrie Irving and the Celtics were very good last night, but the Toronto Raptors were better. Boston won its 7th straight, but remains 4.5 games back in the East.

Toronto improved its league-leading record with a 20-point win on the road at Golden State. For now, the Celtics are merely treading water.

There's been a bug going around the Boston locker room, and Jaylen Brown was the latest victim last night. He was a late scratch, joining Gordon Hayward on the injury report with an illness.

Boston is back home against Atlanta tomorrow, looking to keep the streak alive.

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Kyrie Irving performed the role of closer with 12 points in overtime to drive the Boston Celtics by the Washington Wizards 130-125. The win was Boston's seventh straight.

The Celtics were without Al Horford, Gordon Hayward and last-minute scratch Jaylen Brown, and thus got 40 minutes from three different players, including Irving who had a game-high 38 points.

John Wall and Bradley Beal were superb in forcing the extra period, but Irving took control late and sealed things with two big threes. He (10 of 10), and the team (25 of 25) were perfect from the foul line.

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Kyrie Irving performed the role of closer with 12 points in overtime to drive the Boston Celtics by the Washington Wizards 130-125. The win was Boston's seventh straight.

The Celtics were without Al Horford, Gordon Hayward and last-minute scratch Jaylen Brown, and thus got 40 minutes from three different players, including Irving who had a game-high 38 points.

John Wall and Bradley Beal were superb in forcing the extra period, but Irving took control late and sealed things with two big threes. He (10 of 10), and the team (25 of 25) were perfect from the foul line.

For the CLNS Media Network, this has been Mike Walsh

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According to Boston Celtics head coach Brad Stevens, Al Horford will miss a few games to get his kneecap back to full strength. Gordon Hayward is still home sick, but Kyrie Irving is expected back tonight in Washington.

The Celtics' six-game win streak has pushed them within 4.5 games of the top spot in the Eastern Conference, and given them the third best scoring differential in the NBA.

Guerschon Yabusele remains out, while Aron Baynes is a game-time decision. John Wall is probable for the Wizards, but Otto Porter Jr. remains questionable.

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According to Boston Celtics head coach Brad Stevens, Al Horford will miss a few games to get his kneecap back to full strength. Gordon Hayward is still home sick, but Kyrie Irving is expected back tonight in Washington.

The Celtics' six-game win streak has pushed them within 4.5 games of the top spot in the Eastern Conference, and given them the third best scoring differential in the NBA.

Guerschon Yabusele remains out, while Aron Baynes is a game-time decision. John Wall is probable for the Wizards, but Otto Porter Jr. remains questionable.

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No Kyrie Irving, no Al Horford, no Gordon Hayward, no Aron Baynes, no problem. The undermanned Boston Celtics toppled Anthony Davis' New Orleans Pelicans, 113-100, to pocket a sixth consecutive victory.

Marcus Morris poured in 31 points to help lead a bizzaro-world starting five to victory. Rookie Robert Williams played valuable minutes off the bench, along with Jaylen Brown.

Davis had 41 points, but the Celtics are rolling right now and improve to 16-10.

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