Boston Celtics extend win streak to NBA-Best 10 games: Takeaways from Celtics-Mavs clash

The Boston Celtics continued their dominant form as they clashed with the Dallas Mavericks, extending their win streak to an NBA-best 10 games. In a high-scoring showdown, the Celtics emerged victorious with a resounding 138-110 win, reaffirming their status as the team to beat in the league. Let's delve into the key takeaways from this electrifying matchup.

Despite Luka Doncic's stellar performance at the TD Garden, the Mavs had absolutely nothing to do against the perfect machine that the Celtics of Jayson Tatum, Jaylen Brown, and company are at the moment.

Boston's dynamic duo of Jayson Tatum and Jaylen Brown once again showcased their offensive prowess, spearheading the Celtics' charge against the Mavericks. Tatum exploded for 32 points, showcasing his scoring versatility with an array of dazzling moves. Meanwhile, Brown contributed 25 points, continuing his stellar form since the All-Star break. Their combined firepower proved too much for the Mavericks to handle, as the Celtics' offensive juggernaut rolled on.

Adding another dimension to Boston's offensive arsenal is the resurgence of Jrue Holiday from beyond the arc. The veteran point guard has been lights-out from three-point range, shooting a remarkable 44.3 percent on the season. His scorching form continued against the Mavericks, where he drained all three of his three-point attempts, including a highlight-worthy shot while falling out of bounds. Holiday's sharpshooting provides invaluable spacing for the Celtics and amplifies their offensive efficiency.

Despite a stellar performance from Luka Doncic, the Mavericks fell short against the relentless onslaught of the Celtics. Doncic dazzled with a triple-double, amassing 37 points, 12 rebounds, and 11 assists, showcasing his multifaceted skill set on the court. However, his heroic efforts weren't enough to overcome the collective firepower of the Celtics. Doncic's brilliance served as a reminder of his MVP-caliber talent, but ultimately, it wasn't sufficient to halt Boston's march to victory.

With their win streak now at an impressive 10 games, the Celtics have firmly established themselves as the team to beat in the NBA. As they set their sights on their next challenge against the Golden State Warriors, Boston will look to maintain their momentum and continue their quest for supremacy in the league. With a formidable roster firing on all cylinders, the Celtics are poised to make a deep playoff run and etch their name in NBA history.