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In Ime Udoka’s return to TD Garden, the Boston Celtics defeated the Houston Rockets 145-113 on Saturday night. The victory raises their record to 30-9.

They are now leading the NBA standings. In addition, they’ve already achieved the franchise’s best start to a season on their home court as they are in now 19-0 on own parquet.

But as Joe Mazzulla stated before the game, it’s critical that the Celtics avoid becoming overly optimistic following wins or pessimistic following defeats.

This entails taking what essential lessons from their encounter against the Toronto Raptors on Saturday in order to focus on their upcoming matchup against them on Monday.

Jaylen Brown might not be in Boston’s starting lineup that evening, though. The organization has listed him as questionable for its matchup with the North Stars due to a right knee hyperextension he suffered during Saturday’s victory.

Despite this, the two-time All-Star finished with 32 points, six rebounds, two assists, two steals, and two blocks, setting a new game best.