#5 MAVERICKS at #1 CELTICS | FULL GAME 2 HIGHLIGHTS | June 9, 2024

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Jayson Tatum (18 factors on 6-22 FG, 12 aids, 9 rebounds) and Derrick White (18 factors, 5 rebounds) totaled 36 points for Boston. Luka Doncic led the Mavericks with 32 points, 11 rebounds and 11 helps, while P.J. Washington (17 points, 7 rebounds) and Kyrie Irving (16 points, 6 aids) totaled 33 points.

This notes the 9th straight win this postseason for Boston and the very first time in this year’s Playoffs the Mavericks have actually lost back-to-back video games.

Video game 3 will certainly happen in Dallas on Wednesday, June 12 (8:30 p.m. ET, ABC/ESPN).

Game Notables
* With the Game 2 victory, Boston has actually currently extended their postseason franchise-best win touch to 9 consecutive video games. They are just the twelfth team to win 9 or more successive video games in a solitary postseason. Most lately: 2021 Phoenix Suns

* With his efficiency tonight, Jrue Holiday (26 PTS, 11 REB, 78.6 FG%) comes to be just the 9th player to videotape a 25+ PTS, 10+ REB, and 75.0+ FG% efficiency in an NBA Finals game.

* It’s just the eleventh such game overall and only the 3rd in the last 20 NBA Finals (since 2005), along with Nikola Jokic (2023 NBA Finals) and Anthony Davis (2020 NBA Finals).
* He’s the ONLY PLAYER To have such a line in the Finals w/ 0 turn overs.

* Tonight’s efficiency notes the seventh triple-double of the 2024 Playoffs for Luka Doncic, connecting him with Wilt Chamberlain for second most in a single postseason run:
* Nikola Jokic– 10 (2023 Playoffs).
* Wilt Chamberlain– 7 (1967 Playoffs); Luka Doncic– 7 (2024 Playoffs).
* Draymond Green– 6 (2019 Playoffs); Magic Johnson– 6 (1982 Playoffs).

* In tonight’s game Luka Doncic tape-recorded the 10th triple-double of his career, connecting him with three others for the 6th most Triple-Doubles in NBA Playoff history.
* Magic Johnson– 30.
* LeBron James– 28.
* Nikola Jokic– 18.
* Russell Westbrook– 12.
* Jason Kidd– 11.
* Larry Bird; Draymond Green; Rajon Rondo; Luka Doncic– 10.
* Wilt Chamberlain– 9.