Celtics thrash Knicks in season opener: 132-109 triumph sends a powerful message
Celtics thrash Knicks in season opener: 132-109 triumph sends a powerful message
With a record-tying 29 threes and an outstanding performance from Jayson Tatum, the Boston Celtics dominated the New York Knicks in their 2024–25 season opener. Complete summary, data, and analysis.
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The TD Garden's Opening Night Fireworks The Boston Celtics defeated the New York Knicks 132-109 at home to begin the 2024–25 NBA season in championship fashion. With a packed TD Garden, a ring ceremony, and a banner raising, the evening began with a celebration, but Boston made it apparent they were already concentrating on a new run of titles.
—> Celtics Set the Tone Early on Boston finished the first quarter with an amazing 43–24 lead. From the opening gate, their ball movement, defensive pressure, and superb shooting overwhelmed New York.
Important First Quarter Report:
7 three-pointers landed.
Tatum: 13 points only in Q1.
63% team field shooting from the ground
Old Shooting Night Boston completed the game shooting 47.5% from beyond the arc and tied an NBA record with 29 three-pointers. Their offense was sharp, erratic, and nonscriptive.
Great Performers:
Jayson Tatum: 37 points, ten ast, six rebounds.
Derrick White 24 points, 5 threes
Jaylen Brown is 23 points and three stls.
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