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Almost a point-a-minute show by Jayson Tatum on Wednesday night led Boston to a 115-93 win over Portland Trail Blazers', which ended Celtics' run of three straight defeats.

BOSTON — As the Celtics processed their third consecutive agonizing loss on Monday night, they tried to thread a balance. They didn’t want to overreact to their struggles, but still wanted to act with a sense of urgency, knowing they have issues to iron out as the playoffs loom.

The Celtics cruised to victory over the visiting Trail Blazers Wednesday night, giving Boston a bit of momentum as the team heads out on the road.

Boston’s head coach has an interesting approach to sleep.

To what extent it has affected his play on both ends of the court is not clear, but it has opened up playing time for other frontcourt players to try and help fill his production deficit while dealing with the injury.

The Celtics hope to bounce back from three straight losses and four of their last five ending in defeat, while the Blazers look to win their third game in a row.

Does it make sense to tinker with starters this late in the season?

Whatever it is, the Celtics need to identify and solve the root cause(s) before it derails their designs on getting back to the 2023 NBA Finals.

Timelord is looking better with almost every game he plays.

'Marcus Smart truly is one of the best guard defenders in the NBA,' writes HoopsHype.

KG and Pierce talk with head coach Joe Mazzulla, President of Basketball Operations Brad Stevens, and sit in on a practice.