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Big man depth may still be a concern, but if there's an area Boston is thin, it's wing depth playable in the postseason.

There is still plenty of season left to tease more production on that end out of the bench as well as efficiency out of the starters.

Sloppy defense, rushed offense, and a generally poor overall effort that has been a staple of the Celtics' recent play in road losses to teams like the Golden State Warriors and Los Angeles Clippers (and very nearly, the Los Angeles Lakers as well) let one get away from Boston.

Regardless of assurances postgame from star forward Jayson Tatum that this was just a regular game to the Celtics, his and his teammate's uncharacteristic play told a very different tale.

It is not very often one sees the sort of offensive beatdown that the Boston Celtics laid on the Phoenix Suns on Wednesday night.

With the win, the Celtics improved to 15-4 overall while consolidating their grip on the top spot in the league's Eastern Conference standings.

The Celtics ground out a tough road win to stay undefeated.

Wet floors, controversial techs, and poor rebounding made for a rough night for Celtics fans.

Big men Noah Vonleh and Bruno Caboclo will be among that cadre, as will veteran forward Justin Jackson and last season's two way wing Brodric Thomas.