HeadlineShine

Boston Celtics Score 44 Points In First Quarter To Crush Bulls

Yahoo Sports ·First reported 1d ago

Boston Celtics Score 44 Points In First Quarter To Crush Bulls — Image: Yahoo Sports

The Celtics dropped 44 points in the first quarter against Chicago. See how Payton Pritchard and the bench turned a game into a blowout.

Summary from Yahoo Sports

Read the full story on Yahoo Sports

Follow

React

Related stories

SportsYahoo Sports·2d ago

Payton Pritchard, Boston Celtics bully Chicago Bulls in 125-111 NBA Cup win (PHOTOS)

SportsYahoo Sports·21h ago

Payton Pritchard Gives Celtics A Scoring Spark The Bulls Can’t Stop

SportsYahoo Sports·1d ago

How to Watch Celtics vs. Bulls Tonight: Channel, Live Stream & Start Time for NBA Cup Game

SportsYahoo Sports·20h ago

Celtics Show They Can Score In Every Gear Against Bulls

More sports

Sports2 sources·18m ago

Lakers’ Luka Doncic torches Raptors with stat line NBA has not seen before

Sports4 sources·1h ago

Valkyries guard Gabby Williams named 2026 WNBA Finals MVP

Sports2 sources·58m ago

Brittany Mahomes calls out refs for 'weakest call' in controversial Chiefs loss

Sports3 sources·1h ago

Florida State fires Mike Norvell after loss to Clemson

Sports2 sources·2h ago

Full injury report for Monday's Thunder vs. Cavaliers matchup

Sports10 sources·1d ago

When is next World Series game? Brewers vs. Rays schedule

Top stories in the United States

5 sources·24m ago

Trump Administration Asks Supreme Court to Intervene in California Ballot Case

5 sources·31m ago

Judge tosses DOJ case against ex-FBI officials accused of lying about Hunter Biden probe: Reports

Entertainment3 sources·12m ago

Kennedy Center Sets 2026 Honorees: David Mamet, Paul Anka, Andy Garcia and More

Entertainment3 sources·1h ago

Druski Signs Deal With Netflix, Sets Church Comedy ‘Collect & Praise’

The Hollywood Reporter

Entertainment3 sources·1h ago

“Viewer Fatigue” Hitting Fox News Ratings, Lachlan Murdoch Says

Entertainment2 sources·13m ago

Netflix Acquires Joel Coen’s ‘Jack of Spades,’ Planning Big Push for Next Oscar Season