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While Kyrie Irving and Jayson Tatum hit big threes late to cap a 110-107 victory over the Atlanta Hawks, Boston's ninth in a row, an Eastern Conference rival is making moves. Maligned Phoenix Suns guard Eric Bledsoe finally looks to be on the move to the Milwaukee Bucks for Greg Monroe and a first round pick. Trade first reported by ESPN's Adrian Wojnarowski and Zach Lowe.

Tuesday Tirades: Zaire and Evan Valenti talk Tatum, Kyrie, and Jaylen after the Hawks win on Monday.

0:30 Jayson Tatum is the best player in 2017 draft class

13:00 Kyrie Irving carries the Celtics down the stretch

18:30 Does Jaylen Brown remind of Jeff Green?

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Atlanta became the first team to score more than 95 points and shoot better than 46% from the field since Milwaukee scored 108 in the Celtics' home opener. The Celtics do however escape Atlanta winners by a final score of 110-107, and return to Boston with a nine-game winning streak and the NBA's best record under their belts.

The Celtics picked up their eighth straight win against the Magic on Sunday night. They now will face the Hawks in the second leg of this back to back but might be without forward Marcus Morris who is on a back to back restriction. In ESPN's weekly power rankings, the Celtics jumped up to number three, making their first top-three appearance this season. There isn't much going on around the NBA tonight, with a just three games in total being played.

The Celtics look to sweep their three-game road trip with a win over the Hawks in Atlanta 

Monday Mailbag: The Celtics Roundtable with Sam Sheehan, Lucky’s Pipe, and Jon and Matt Ignal discusses the wins against OKC and ORL.

0:30 Celtics defense is locked in

4:15 Can Celtics get better over the course of the year?

10:00 Al Horford needs more credit

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Tonight's episode recaps the Boston Celtics impressive eighth straight victory against a surprisingly strong Orlando Magic squad. We give a closer look into how the Celtics No. 1 ranked defense is leading to offense and opportunities for young and developing players early in the season. Boston has now captured their longest winning streak in seven years and does not appear to be slowing down any time soon.

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The red-hot Boston Celtics head to Orlando to face a surprisingly solid Magic team through the first few weeks of the season. The emergence of Aaron Gordon and Nikola Vucevic as 3 point shooters has propelled the Magic to the 4th most points per game, and the most efficient 3 point shooting team. Meanwhile, Al Horford, Kyrie Irving, and the Celtics will look to extend their longest winning streak under Brad Stevens to 8 games Sunday night. 

Marcus Morris finally made his debut after recovering from an injury and helped key the Boston Celtics comeback with 7 points over a 2 minute span. Al Horford is a big reason why the Celtics hold the best record in the NBA. His defensive stats are off the charts thus far.

Kyrie Irving, Al Horford & Celtics look to stretch their winning streak to eight games in Orlando against the Magic