Feb 1, 2026; Boston, Massachusetts, USA; Boston Celtics guard Jaylen Brown (7) controls the ball while Milwaukee Bucks guard Ryan Rollins (13) defends during the second half at TD Garden. Mandatory Credit: Bob DeChiara-Imagn Images
The Boston Celtics delivered a remarkable performance at TD Garden, dominating the Milwaukee Bucks with a final score of 107-79. A victory all the more impressive considering Boston had a rough start to the game.
The Celtics experienced the worst possible beginning, falling behind 12-0 early in the game. But Boston responded spectacularly, completely turning the tide to lead by as many as 31 points during the contest.
This ability to respond demonstrates the maturity and roster depth of the defending champions, capable of overcoming difficult moments to impose their rhythm.
The Celtics’ wing once again demonstrated why he’s among the best players in the league. With 30 points and 13 rebounds, Brown recorded his fourth double-double in seven games, confirming his exceptional form.
His offensive performance and rebounding impact were decisive in this convincing victory against a Milwaukee team that never found a solution to contain the Celtics’ attack.
1st Celtic to ever wear the #7 it was an honor https://t.co/gnXWzi8kyk
— Jaylen Brown (@FCHWPO) January 25, 2026
Boston’s bench also made a valuable contribution, notably through Anfernee Simons who added 27 points with remarkable 3-point efficiency (6 makes on 10 attempts). Simons particularly shined in the first quarter with 11 points, helping his team get back into the game.
The Celtics’ defensive performance deserves to be highlighted: the 79 points allowed represent the lowest total Boston has given up this season. A show of force that promises great things for the champions, who will travel Tuesday night to Dallas to face the Mavericks.
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