Boston Obliterates Oklahoma City 135-100 to Reach 60 Wins

Any time a team breaks the 50-40-90 mark in a game, they're definitely doing something right on the offensive end of the court. 
Boston concluded Wednesday's contest shooting 54.3% from the field, 42.5% from three, and 94.7% from the charity stripe, one of their most efficient games of the season.
Kristaps Porzingis had one of his best games as a Celtic tonight, finishing with 27 points, 12 rebounds, and 5 blocks in 31 minutes. KP's size in the mid-post area was the biggest difference in the game, as OKC continued to switch and had no answer for the unicorn. 
Jayson Tatum played just 29 minutes, 7 below his season average, but still put up good numbers with 24 points and 7 rebounds. 
Jaylen Brown (23 points, 7 rebounds, 4 assists) really struggled through the first three-quarters of tonight's action but was the main catalyst during the Celtics' huge fourth-quarter run. JB scored 15 points on 5/6 shooting in the final period, and he was a +17 in his 8 minutes of action.
The Celtics ended the game with seven different players in double-figures, just terrific balance.

Boston clinched the NBA's best record with their convincing victory, as the NBA playoffs will now run through TD Garden. 
60-16 is an incredible regular season, and with six games remaining, there's an opportunity to win even more. 
To put it in perspective, the second-place Milwaukee Bucks have 47 wins this year, forming a monumental gap between the East's top two seeds.
The Celtics' next game will be Friday night against Sacramento. Go, Celtics!