This series is tied up, folks. Behind white-hot shooting and a defensive effort that had the already somewhat hapless Bucks totally flummoxed, the Celtics whooped their visitors by a 109-86 final, even without Defensive Player of the Year Marcus Smart. Jaylen Brown couldn’t miss in the first half, making 9 of his first 10 shots. While he slowed down considerably after halftime, Jayson Tatum picked up the slack with 20 of his game-high 30. Grant Williams poured in 21 off the bench, burying 6 of his 9 three-point attempts. Giannis paced the Bucks with 28 on another inefficient scoring night (11/27 overall and 5/9 on free throws) with scarce help outside of Jrue Holiday (7/20 for 19 points).
Milwaukee vs. Boston Game Two: Brown Blows Out Bucks in Beantown
