In their one-sided victory over the New York Knicks on Sunday, the Boston Celtics were carried by their starting five, who all contributed double figure point totals. Jayson Tatum (25) and Jaylen Brown (24) led the way,

Josh Hart and the New York Knicks certainly don't love facing the Boston Celtics. The Knicks' championship case took a major hit over the weekend: their 37-point loss to the Cleveland Cavaliers was bad enough but New York also endured a 118-105 defeat at the hands of the Boston Celtics less than 48 hours later.

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BOSTON — Josh Hart finished one assist short of a triple-double with 20 points in his return from a two-game absence to rest his sore knee, an issue he’s been dealing with throughout his career and which required extended time off around the All-Star break to calm down.

The Boston Celtics are gearing up to face off against the New York Knicks. Boston has a fairly clean injury report for the game but New York could be missing so

Josh Hart went all-out to try to draw a foul in Sunday's Celtics-Knicks game, but it appears his plan backfired.

The Celtics have extraordinary depth and virtually no weaknesses. They also have players off the bench — most notably Payton Pritchard, Sam Hauser, Luke Kornet and Al Horford — who play their role extremely well. It also helps to have two All-NBA caliber stars in Jayson Tatum and Jaylen Brown.

Josh Hart decided to drop on the deck and flop like a fish during Sunday's game. The New York Knicks guard Hart committed one of the most embarrassing

If the Knicks can keep it close, they hold the advantage because of their point guard. And that’s also true, most significantly, against the Celtics.

Fortunately for the Knicks, it seems like he's inching closer to making his season debut, as Thibodeau confirmed that he's begun doing some light 5-on-5 work. Then again, even when he does play, he will most likely be eased back into action and will either be on a minutes restriction or be held out of back-to-backs.