The Oklahoma City Thunder used a second half surge to overcome the Boston Celtics and it big key was keeping Jaylen Brown scoreless after intermission. How did the Thunder pull that off?

Nov 24, 2024; Boston, Massachusetts, USA; Boston Celtics guard Jaylen Brown (7) reacts to his three point basket against the Minnesota Timberwolves during the second half at TD Garden. Celtics star Jaylen Brown put it simply. Oklahoma City is rolling. The Celtics' wheels fell off, though, and the Thunder took advantage.

Trailing All-Star Jaylen Brown and the Boston Celtics by ten points at halftime, Oklahoma City Thunder guard Lu Dort made a key defensive switch that led to a scoreless second half for the All-Star before sealing a 105-92 victory.

On Sunday afternoon, the Boston Celtics will play the Oklahoma City Thunder (in Oklahoma). For the game, they could be without one of their best players, as Ja

Thunder head coach Mark Daigneault said the stark difference was because Lu Dort made it his mission to slow down Brown. Safe to say he did that and then said. "We moved Lu Dort o

Boston is coming off a 109-86 drubbing of the Houston Rockets. In that game, Kristaps Porzingis finally returned to action after spraining his ankle. He played 28 minutes and had 11 points, five rebounds, two assists, and two blocks. The Celtics still didn't have their full starting lineup up there.

Jaylen Brown talks about the Celtics' second-half woes in their loss to the Thunder. After the loss, Brown talked about the Thunder upping their game in the second half, per The Oklahoman’s Joel Lorenzi.

The Celtics fell to the Thunder in the third of a four-game road trip — here’s what you need to know from on-the-ground in Oklahoma City.

The Boston Celtics dropped a hard-fought game to the Oklahoma City Thunder on Sunday. In what was a potential NBA Finals preview, the Celtics just couldn't shut