Jaylen Brown scores 35 points as the Boston Celtics overcome a double-digit first-quarter deficit to beat Washington 136-107.

The Washington Wizards got their first win of the season in their second game, but its been downhill from there with five straight losses. Things haven't been g

The Boston Celtics needed a win badly. After dropping two straight at home, the pressure was mounting. Then along came the Washington Wizards on a chilly November night, and what unfolded at TD Garden was nothing short of cathartic for the home faithful.

Fueled by Jaylen Brown's 35 points, the Celtics overcame a nightmare first quarter to blow out the Wizards and snap their two-game losing streak.

The Wizards have their work cut out for them this game. The Celtics aren't as daunting as they have been the last few seasons, but it is still a difficult game for Washington in the midst of their losing streak. Washington will need a big time performance from multiple guys, but they are more than capable of stealing a win from Boston's hands.

Washington Wizards guard Bilal Coulibaly left the game early in the third quarter against the Boston Celtics on Wednesday.

Both the Dallas Mavericks and Washington Wizards may be without multiple key players in Saturday night's matchup.

The Boston Celtics and Orlando Magic announced their starting lineups ahead of their Emirates NBA Cup matchup on Friday. The Celtics are coming off of a bounceb

After one of the ugliest losses in recent memory, the Boston Celtics got a much needed get-right win vs the Washington Wizards 136-107 in TD Garden. Here are 10 takeaways from the win: