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Celtics look to stretch their winning streak to 17 straight in Miami against the Heat

We are watching a player who can take over games when he wants! Kyrie Irving puts on a show in the fourth quarter and overtime to help the celtics win their 16th straight game. Ray Allen is amidst a catfish scandal that has him using many legal resources to protect his private information. 

Tuesday Tirades: Zaire and Evan Valenti reflect on the Celtics hard-fought victory over the Dallas Mavericks

0:30 Kyrie once again comes through for Celtics in the clutch

9:00 Kyrie Irving goes off for 47 points

16:30 Celtics bench woes

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The Boston Celtics struggled at points against Dallas, but Kyrie Irving's 47-point performance extended their winning streak to 16 games with an overtime victory.

After a win over Golden State last week and 15 straight Ws, ESPN slid Boston to the No. 1 spot in it's weekly power rankings. The Celtics go for 16 in a row tonight at a weak Dallas team.

David Lee announced his retirement, Markelle Fultz remains sidelined for 2-3 more weeks, James Young fills it up in G-League.

Celtics look to stretch their winning streak to 16 straight in Dallas against the Mavericks

As the Celtics win streak continues, the story lines continue to follow. Earlier this week it was reported that Steph said it was "very, very likely" that the Warriors would have to face Boston in the Finals in June. Today, Steph made further comments clarifying that the Celtics would "obviously" have to get through Cleveland, clearly frustrated with the way the media had portrayed his initial comments. The Celtics will face the last place Dallas Mavericks tomorrow night with their 15 game win streak on the line.

Sam Sheehan, Lucky’s Pipe, Matt Ignal, and Jon Ignal discuss Celtics quotes from the past weekend.

0:30 Brad Stevens compliments Marcus Smart

5:15 Kyrie Irving in the 4th Quarter

11:30 Jaylen Brown makes the leap

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Kyrie Irving scored an efficient 30 points, while Jaylen Brown had a second consecutive great night with a career high 27 points to lead the Boston Celtics to a 110-99 victory over the Atlanta Hawks. The Celtics clawed back from yet another big deficit, trailing by as much as 16.

The (14-2) Celtics are one win away from tying the franchise's best start in history. The one win would have to come against the last place Atlanta Hawks Saturday night.

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