Jaylen Brown's way of thinking in the middle of Celtics Hot Streak will start fans – NBC Sports Boston

The Boston Celtics play basketball again at championship level. On Sunday you will compete against the New York Knicks with eight wins in their last nine games.

They recovered from a hard route that stretched from December to January. From December 1st to January 27th they went 16-12 with an uncharacteristic 8-7 record in the TD Garden.

What was the key to Boston's jump? CS Star Jaylen Brown shared his open thoughts about the premiere of Max 'upcoming documentary “Celtics City”.

“One was health, two just got some momentum, a rhythm,” said Brown, Celtics insider Chris Forsberg from NBC Sports Boston. “We had a few injuries and boys weren't together on the same floor.

“And only, you know, reminds us of what we do for. What we play for. We play for size. Sometimes these games can be banal in the regular season, but it is part of the trip. that we have no steps.

Browns fiery reaction reflects the attitude with which the Celtics played during their hot route. Boston has the fourth best net assessment of the NBA (12.7) since his hot series began on January 29. Five of their eight victories in their last nine games were double digits, including a 27-point blowout against The Knicks and Fridays 20-point routes against the Philadelphia 76ers. She also overcame a 26-point deficit to beat the Sixers on February 2.

Both Brown and Jayson Tatum have fueled the recent increase in the team. In the last nine games, Brown scored an average of 21.4 points, 6.4 rebounds and 5.0 assists, while shooting 53.7 percent. Tatum achieved an average of 26.3 points, 7.6 rebounds and 6.7 assists with a firing percentage of 45.9 during this period. He earned his second triple double of the season on Friday evening.

The superstar Tandem will try to treat your home vehicles on Sunday with another explanatory victory. Tip against the Knicks is at 1 p.m. ET with cover from 12 noon on NBC Sports Boston Celtics Pregame Live.