The Boston Celtics produced a historic opening quarter on Wednesday night, pouring in 53 points in the first 12 minutes of a 147‑129 victory against the Miami Heat — the most Boston has ever scored to start a game and tying for the second‑highest first quarter in NBA regular‑season history. Their hot start set the tone for a dominant performance on the road.
Guard Jaylen Brown led the offensive barrage with 43 points, his seventh 40‑plus point outing this season, while Jayson Tatum contributed a 25‑point, 18‑rebound, 11‑assist triple‑double — his first of the campaign.
Sam Hauser also played a key role with 23 points, helping Boston sustain pressure throughout the contest.
Despite a spirited effort from Miami in later quarters, the Celtics maintained control thanks to their blistering start and efficient execution.
Boston shot the ball aggressively early, combining strong scoring and ball movement to build a lead that carried them through the night. The win underlined their offensive firepower as they continue their push in the Eastern Conference.
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