The Celtics won another close game Tuesday night for their third straight W. The thing that stands out the most after this one? It’s the fact that they won by double-digits on a night when they didn’t play particularly well. We dive into that accomplishment, as well as how the Celtics turned this game around, during tonight’s episode of SOUND OFF.

James Harden put all the pressure on the Boston Celtics as he scored 18 of his 37 points during the fourth quarter. But Boston, behind Jaylen Brown and Neemias Queta, didn’t blink and made all the plays it needed to make to close out the win. We highlight the end of the game, Brown’s and Queta’s performances, and the challenges of defending a future Hall of Famer like Harden during crunch time.

Payton Pritchard silenced his critics Wednesday night by going off on the Memphis Grizzlies for game highs of 24 points and nine assists. He was the main reason why the Celtics set a new season high in team assists (34) while blowing Memphis out, 131-95. Let’s take a closer look at Pritchard’s performance, along with that of Luka Garza and the Boston Celtics offense as a whole.

The Celtics dropped their third one-possession game of the season, this time 102-100. It all came down to the final 30 seconds and Marc D’Amico breaks it down for you, play by play. We also discuss the star-level defense Jordan Walsh is providing to the Celtics, Derrick White possibly turning a corner with his shooting, and Boston’s overall rebounding situation.

Jordan Walsh played the entire fourth quarter for the Celtics, and they’re lucky he did, because he impacted the game at a high level and sealed the game with a 3-pointer from the right wing with 13 seconds left. His fellow reserve, Luka Garza, set Boston up for the win with his impressive fourth quarter, and this was after Anfernee Simons lit the Magic up off the bench during the first half. Time to relive it all in tonight’s episode of SOUND OFF.

Jaylen Brown continued his ridiculous stretch of basketball with 32 points and nine boards, and Payton Pritchard added in a season-best 27 points, but the Celtics faltered down the stretch of another close game Friday night in Orlando. We dive into the critical moments and the biggest takeaways after the first game of a weekend mini series between the Celtics and the Magic down in Orlando.

Anytime a Celtics player makes franchise history, you know it was a special night. Not only did one player make history Wednesday night against the Washington Wizards, but two did. Jaylen Brown had an MVP performance and Neemias Queta continued to show his growth and impact. Meanwhile, Payton Pritchard turned the game around during the second quarter, Josh Minott had a career night, and Jordan Walsh made a significant impact off the bench.

Utah grabbed an offensive rebound and put home a bucket with 0.6 seconds left to give the Utah Jazz a 105-103 win over the Boston Celtics. We relive the final seconds of the game, discuss what was Boston’s Achilles’ heel during this contest, and highlight Jaylen Brown nearly willing the Celtics into the winner’s circle.

On a rough night against Kevin Durant and the Houston Rockets, Baylor Scheierman was the one bright positive for the Celtics. He scored a team-high 17 points and looked as confident as ever. We discuss his performance, plus some mind boggling stats from this game, after the Celtics fell 128-101.

Jaylen Brown had another 30-point game, and the Celtics got a clutch stop on the final possession to seal a win and deliver Philly its first loss of the season. We discuss how it all went down, our takeaways, and what the fans were saying after the win in tonight’s episode of SOUND OFF.